Hmmmmm

OK. Amphibole asbestos is definitely dangerous. But 90% of asbestos used commercially is chrysotile, not amphibole species. Considering how many dangerous things there are out in the world today, not limited to coronavirus, corrodible lead car batteries, lead in hunted game, lead in residential garden soil if any paint scraping took place at that spot, psychologically and socially disruptive advertising, and community-weakening communication norms.

Household bleach Is more harmful to the lungs than chrysotile asbestos ceiling tiles. The chlorine in bleach is a chemical warfare agent, and with common indoor use where ventilation is not good, it will result in unnoticeable but real damage to the lungs that will shorten youth and longevity. Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral. Ordinary outdoor dust from the ground soil minerals contains a small amount of asbestos. It is natural and the human body is adapted to it. It is extremely rare that it causes a problem, except in modern day life where people have to be careful how they handle it.

Is the world really safe, or do the regulations just have a propensity to give a false sense of security about the world we live in?

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