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by mcv
3701 days ago
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Science doesn't prove things. It provides likelihoods and most likely explanations. So the real question is: should something only be banned when it's 99.5% certain that it's harmful? Is 50% chance of it being harmful okay? Or 80%? And why? The EU prefers to err on the side of safety. The US prefers to err on the side of profit. I don't see why the US approach would be better. |
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