Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids

Swan wrote:
Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:
Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

What, no comments on how this is all the result of climate change?

LOL enjoy your donut's

Swan wrote:
Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:
Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Well I can plainly see that everyone likes this post because yalll are plainly trying to drop it off the face page.

Well kids, that is not likely to happen today

he he he

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:
Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Well I can plainly see that everyone likes this post because yalll are plainly trying to drop it off the face page.

Well kids, that is not likely to happen today

he he he

Didn't see Tommy in the gym today

Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Gold is an element AND a molecule. In solid form, it's a crystal.

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

He never did. You simply don't know if an ice age happened or not. You were not there to see it. Your belief in an ice age is a religion.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't need to.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Covid does not kill.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Gold is an element AND a molecule. In solid form, it's a crystal.

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

He never did. You simply don't know if an ice age happened or not. You were not there to see it. Your belief in an ice age is a religion.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't need to.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Covid does not kill.

A bar of pure gold is not considered a molecular compound

Swan wrote:
because gold exists as individual atoms in its elemental form, not as molecules.

Swan wrote:
In molecular compounds,

Swan wrote:
atoms are chemically bonded together to form stable structures called molecules.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Gold is an element AND a molecule. In solid form, it's a crystal.

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

He never did. You simply don't know if an ice age happened or not. You were not there to see it. Your belief in an ice age is a religion.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't need to.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Covid does not kill.

A bar of pure gold is not considered a molecular compound because gold exists as individual atoms in its elemental form, not as molecules. In molecular compounds, atoms are chemically bonded together to form stable structures called molecules.

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Gold is an element AND a molecule. In solid form, it's a crystal.

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

He never did. You simply don't know if an ice age happened or not. You were not there to see it. Your belief in an ice age is a religion.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't need to.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Covid does not kill.

A bar of pure gold is not considered a molecular compound because gold exists as individual atoms in its elemental form, not as molecules. In molecular compounds, atoms are chemically bonded together to form stable structures called molecules.

Swan happens to be correct about the science on this one.

Gold in pure metallic form is NOT a molecule according to chemistry definition.

Water, H20, or hydrogen hydroxide if you prefer, IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS.

Salt, NaCl, or sodium hydroxide IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by IONIC BONDS.

Gypsum, CaSO4, or calcium sulfate IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by BOTH covalent AND ionic bonds.

Bonds weaker than covalent or ionic do not qualify as molecules.

Ice, H20, or hydrogen hydroxide, is comprised of multiple individual water molecules held together in a stable structure by HYDROGEN bonds. Each H20 within the ice crystal is a molecule, but the ICE is NOT a molecule. Hydrogen bonds don't count to make a molecule.

Pure metallic gold, Au, is comprised of multiple individual gold atoms held together in a stable structure. A structure stable enough for electrons to pass freely between atoms. The individual gold atoms are attached to each other. But they are not held together by either covalent or ionic bonds.

The bonding between the gold metal atoms is strong enough to attract them together, but nowhere in the same league as covalent or ionic bonds. These "metallic" bonds hold pure gold in a stable structure you might even call a "crystal". But metallic bonds between atoms don't qualify for molecule status.

Heck, we would have to call ICE a "molecule" with its hydrogen bonds, if we loosened the rules enough to let gold get in with its metallic bonds. Then the wax lovers would insist the Van der Waals forces bonding holding their paraffin molecules together in a stable structure would make WAX a "molecule". And the molten iron-nickel core of a planet, with those metallic bonds everywhere, would make the whole damn core a MOLECULE.

and

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Gold is an element AND a molecule. In solid form, it's a crystal.

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

He never did. You simply don't know if an ice age happened or not. You were not there to see it. Your belief in an ice age is a religion.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't need to.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Covid does not kill.

A bar of pure gold is not considered a molecular compound because gold exists as individual atoms in its elemental form, not as molecules. In molecular compounds, atoms are chemically bonded together to form stable structures called molecules.

Swan happens to be correct about the science on this one.

Gold in pure metallic form is NOT a molecule according to chemistry definition.

Water, H20, or hydrogen hydroxide if you prefer, IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS.

Salt, NaCl, or sodium hydroxide IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by IONIC BONDS.

Gypsum, CaSO4, or calcium sulfate IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by BOTH covalent AND ionic bonds.

Bonds weaker than covalent or ionic do not qualify as molecules.

Ice, H20, or hydrogen hydroxide, is comprised of multiple individual water molecules held together in a stable structure by HYDROGEN bonds. Each H20 within the ice crystal is a molecule, but the ICE is NOT a molecule. Hydrogen bonds don't count to make a molecule.

Pure metallic gold, Au, is comprised of multiple individual gold atoms held together in a stable structure. A structure stable enough for electrons to pass freely between atoms. The individual gold atoms are attached to each other. But they are not held together by either covalent or ionic bonds.

The bonding between the gold metal atoms is strong enough to attract them together, but nowhere in the same league as covalent or ionic bonds. These "metallic" bonds hold pure gold in a stable structure you might even call a "crystal". But metallic bonds between atoms don't qualify for molecule status.

Heck, we would have to call ICE a "molecule" with its hydrogen bonds, if we loosened the rules enough to let gold get in with its metallic bonds. Then the wax lovers would insist the Van der Waals forces bonding holding their paraffin molecules together in a stable structure would make WAX a "molecule". And the molten iron-nickel core of a planet, with those metallic bonds everywhere, would make the whole damn core a MOLECULE.

Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

It is PRIMARILY covalent in the bonding between the oxygen atom and the two hydrogen atoms. BUT it is ALSO ionically bound to an extent. An extremely tiny fraction of those water molecules (in solution) will dissociate into hydrogen ions (H+) and hydroxide ions (OH-). So the molecular bonding in a water isn't strictly covalent or ionic. Hydrogen hydroxide can split up into ions, otherwise being held together by ionic bonding. But water molecules are mainly being held together by the strength of COVALENT bonding.

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions. Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature, with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Gold is an element AND a molecule. In solid form, it's a crystal.

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

He never did. You simply don't know if an ice age happened or not. You were not there to see it. Your belief in an ice age is a religion.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't need to.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Covid does not kill.

A bar of pure gold is not considered a molecular compound because gold exists as individual atoms in its elemental form, not as molecules. In molecular compounds, atoms are chemically bonded together to form stable structures called molecules.

Swan happens to be correct about the science on this one.

Gold in pure metallic form is NOT a molecule according to chemistry definition.

Water, H20, or hydrogen hydroxide if you prefer, IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS.

Salt, NaCl, or sodium hydroxide IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by IONIC BONDS.

Gypsum, CaSO4, or calcium sulfate IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by BOTH covalent AND ionic bonds.

Bonds weaker than covalent or ionic do not qualify as molecules.

Ice, H20, or hydrogen hydroxide, is comprised of multiple individual water molecules held together in a stable structure by HYDROGEN bonds. Each H20 within the ice crystal is a molecule, but the ICE is NOT a molecule. Hydrogen bonds don't count to make a molecule.

Pure metallic gold, Au, is comprised of multiple individual gold atoms held together in a stable structure. A structure stable enough for electrons to pass freely between atoms. The individual gold atoms are attached to each other. But they are not held together by either covalent or ionic bonds.

The bonding between the gold metal atoms is strong enough to attract them together, but nowhere in the same league as covalent or ionic bonds. These "metallic" bonds hold pure gold in a stable structure you might even call a "crystal". But metallic bonds between atoms don't qualify for molecule status.

Heck, we would have to call ICE a "molecule" with its hydrogen bonds, if we loosened the rules enough to let gold get in with its metallic bonds. Then the wax lovers would insist the Van der Waals forces bonding holding their paraffin molecules together in a stable structure would make WAX a "molecule". And the molten iron-nickel core of a planet, with those metallic bonds everywhere, would make the whole damn core a MOLECULE.

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:
[quote]Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Gold is an element AND a molecule. In solid form, it's a crystal.

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

He never did. You simply don't know if an ice age happened or not. You were not there to see it. Your belief in an ice age is a religion.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't need to.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Covid does not kill.

A bar of pure gold is not considered a molecular compound because gold exists as individual atoms in its elemental form, not as molecules. In molecular compounds, atoms are chemically bonded together to form stable structures called molecules.

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:
IBdaMann claims that Gold is a molecule,

Gold is an element AND a molecule. In solid form, it's a crystal.

Swan wrote:
and that the last ice age never happened because I was not there to see it.

He never did. You simply don't know if an ice age happened or not. You were not there to see it. Your belief in an ice age is a religion.

Swan wrote:
The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that IBdaMann is clearly not using enough LSD.

He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't need to.

Swan wrote:
According to CDC/Government info, people who were vaccinated are now DYING at a higher rate than non-vaccinated people, which exposes the covid vaccines as the poison that they are, this is now fully confirmed by the terrorist CDC

Covid does not kill.

A bar of pure gold is not considered a molecular compound because gold exists as individual atoms in its elemental form, not as molecules. In molecular compounds, atoms are chemically bonded together to form stable structures called molecules.

Swan happens to be correct about the science on this one.

Im a BM wrote:
Gold in pure metallic form is NOT a molecule according to chemistry definition.

Im a BM wrote:
Water, H20, or hydrogen hydroxide if you prefer, IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS.

Im a BM wrote:
Salt, NaCl, or sodium hydroxide IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by IONIC BONDS.
So?
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Gypsum, CaSO4, or calcium sulfate IS a molecule. It is two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by BOTH covalent AND ionic bonds.
So?
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Bonds weaker than covalent or ionic do not qualify as molecules.

Im a BM wrote:
Ice, H20, or hydrogen hydroxide, is comprised of multiple individual water molecules held together in a stable structure by HYDROGEN bonds. Each H20 within the ice crystal is a molecule, but the ICE is NOT a molecule. Hydrogen bonds don't count to make a molecule.
Ice is water, dumbass.
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Pure metallic gold, Au, is comprised of multiple individual gold atoms held together in a stable structure. A structure stable enough for electrons to pass freely between atoms. The individual gold atoms are attached to each other. But they are not held together by either covalent or ionic bonds.

Im a BM wrote:
The bonding between the gold metal atoms is strong enough to attract them together, but nowhere in the same league as covalent or ionic bonds.

Im a BM wrote:
These "metallic" bonds hold pure gold in a stable structure you might even call a "crystal". But metallic bonds between atoms don't qualify for molecule status.

Im a BM wrote:
Heck, we would have to call ICE a "molecule" with its hydrogen bonds,

Im a BM wrote:
if we loosened the rules enough to let gold get in with its metallic bonds.

Im a BM wrote:
Then the wax lovers would insist the Van der Waals forces bonding holding their paraffin molecules together in a stable structure would make WAX a "molecule".

Im a BM wrote:
And the molten iron-nickel core of a planet, with those metallic bonds everywhere, would make the whole damn core a MOLECULE.

Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Im a BM wrote:
"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


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"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Swan wrote:
Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


-------------------------------------------------

"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Stay focused, Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids. No gold was reported recovered

Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

Im a BM wrote:
If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule,

Im a BM wrote:
can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Im a BM wrote:
Just a one-for-one trade.

Im a BM wrote:
We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Im a BM wrote:
Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Im a BM wrote:
Let us just have fluoride be a chemical,

Im a BM wrote:
so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.

Im a BM wrote:
It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

Im a BM wrote:
The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

Im a BM wrote:
This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

Im a BM wrote:
And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

Im a BM wrote:
Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

Im a BM wrote:
"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

Im a BM wrote:
Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

Im a BM wrote:
And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

Im a BM wrote:
I was unaware of the distinction.

Im a BM wrote:
"Water is not an ion." No, it's not.

Im a BM wrote:
But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head.

Im a BM wrote:
Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them.

Im a BM wrote:
They can't read your posts anyway.

Im a BM wrote:
So gold is a "molecule" now...

Im a BM wrote:
There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Im a BM wrote:
Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

Random phrase.

Im a BM wrote:
If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule,

No one said any such thing, Robert. Mantra 30a. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
Just a one-for-one trade.

Random phrase.

Im a BM wrote:
We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Ice is water. It is made of molecules like any water.

Im a BM wrote:
Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

No one is claiming Earth's core is a giant molecule, Robert. Mantra 30a. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
Let us just have fluoride be a chemical,

Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.

Fluoride is not a chemical

Im a BM wrote:
It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

Now you are referring to yourself as an 'it'??

Im a BM wrote:
The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

Water is a buffer for acid.

Im a BM wrote:
This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

Chemistry is not a degree or title, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

Carbonate is not a chemical. Bicarbonate is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

It doesn't exist, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

Correct.

Im a BM wrote:
Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

Correct.

Im a BM wrote:
And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

You seemed to be confused. Your problem.

Im a BM wrote:
I was unaware of the distinction.

Obviously.

Im a BM wrote:
"Water is not an ion." No, it's not.

Paradox. Irrational. You cannot claim water to be an ion and not be an ion at the same time.

Im a BM wrote:
But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head.

Mantra 1d. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!

Im a BM wrote:
Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them.

You are not a voice in my head, Robert. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
They can't read your posts anyway.

You ARE reading my posts, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
So gold is a "molecule" now...

Gold is a molecule as well as an element.

Im a BM wrote:
There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Chemistry is not a prize. Chemistry is not a proof.

Im a BM wrote:
Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Just keep chanting that. Perhaps you might actually realize it.

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


-------------------------------------------------

"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Stay focused, Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids. No gold was reported recovered

Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Stay focused. RFK Jr. will take charge of the effort to protect everyone from the horrors of fluorosis. He will get kneecapped if they can't get their shit together about fluoride not being a chemical. It's not a crisis YET, but can we afford to wait for the "smoking gun" if it turns out to be a mushroom cloud?

Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


-------------------------------------------------

"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Stay focused, Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids. No gold was reported recovered

Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Stay focused. RFK Jr. will take charge of the effort to protect everyone from the horrors of fluorosis. He will get kneecapped if they can't get their shit together about fluoride not being a chemical. It's not a crisis YET, but can we afford to wait for the "smoking gun" if it turns out to be a mushroom cloud?

Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Red dye #4 is literally made from parasitic insects. Yum yum



Carmine is another name for the bugs

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


-------------------------------------------------

"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Stay focused, Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids. No gold was reported recovered

Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Stay focused. RFK Jr. will take charge of the effort to protect everyone from the horrors of fluorosis. He will get kneecapped if they can't get their shit together about fluoride not being a chemical. It's not a crisis YET, but can we afford to wait for the "smoking gun" if it turns out to be a mushroom cloud?

Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Red dye #4 is literally made from parasitic insects. Yum yum



Carmine is another name for the bugs

Swan, d o you remember that thread you started, called:

"The FDA is literally making American children dumber with the poison called Fluoride"

I do.

I cannot understand how you have managed to avoid ANY actual comment on your supposed choice of subject matter.

It takes a LOT of fluoride to get it to behave as a "poison".

If a person drinks a LOT of water, it can also behave as a "poison".

Do you believe fluoride needs to be REMOVED from drinking water supplies where the natural source contains relatively high concentration?

Your presentation is cryptic, but it appears that you would advocate that RFK Jr discontinue ADDING fluoride to drinking water.

Are you at all concerned by the allegation that "fluoride is not a chemical"?

Do you even know what fluoride IS?

What is your intention with the thread you started about fluoride?

Do you even have an opinion about it now that Trump is putting in the hands of RFK Jr?

RFK Jr is anti science and anti vax.

You guys should have a lot in common.

But I suspect you actually despise RFK Jr, and see him for the nutcase he is.

Do you think that Donald Trump in his wisdom has some kind of method to his madness for Cabinet selection?

Is it not in the nation's best interest to have a highly respected medical science genius such as RFK Jr be given a mandate to "go wild on health"?

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

Random phrase.

Im a BM wrote:
If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule,

No one said any such thing, Robert. Mantra 30a. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
Just a one-for-one trade.

Random phrase.

Im a BM wrote:
We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Ice is water. It is made of molecules like any water.

Im a BM wrote:
Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

No one is claiming Earth's core is a giant molecule, Robert. Mantra 30a. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
Let us just have fluoride be a chemical,

Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.

Fluoride is not a chemical

Im a BM wrote:
It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

Now you are referring to yourself as an 'it'??

Im a BM wrote:
The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

Water is a buffer for acid.

Im a BM wrote:
This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

Chemistry is not a degree or title, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

Carbonate is not a chemical. Bicarbonate is not a chemical.

[b]Im a BM wrote:
Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.[/b]

It doesn't exist, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

Correct.

Im a BM wrote:
Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

Correct.

Im a BM wrote:
And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

You seemed to be confused. Your problem.

Im a BM wrote:
I was unaware of the distinction.

Obviously.

Im a BM wrote:
"Water is not an ion." No, it's not.

Paradox. Irrational. You cannot claim water to be an ion and not be an ion at the same time.

Im a BM wrote:
But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head.

Mantra 1d. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!

Im a BM wrote:
Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them.

You are not a voice in my head, Robert. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
They can't read your posts anyway.

You ARE reading my posts, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
So gold is a "molecule" now...

Gold is a molecule as well as an element.

Im a BM wrote:
There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Chemistry is not a prize. Chemistry is not a proof.

Im a BM wrote:
Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Just keep chanting that. Perhaps you might actually realize it.

Im a BM wrote:
IF IT IS NOT A CHEMICAL, IT DOESN'T EXIST

Finally some clarity about why it is SO IMPORTANT to repeat, over and over and over, that something is NOT a chemical.

Whether or not it is the complete name of a chemical compound determines more than just whether the term is allowed for use in discussion.

The very existence of the thing depends on it being a chemical.

Take the terms "bicarbonate" and "carbonate", for example.

They can be ignored in any discussion of sea water pH buffering because they don't even exist.

Highlighted in bold letters in the discussion below is the explicit explanation.

It's not just that water itself is such a POWERFUL buffer, no other buffering is needed to prevent any potential ocean acidification.

It's because carbonate ions and bicarbonate ions don't even exist, because carbonate is not a chemical and bicarbonate is not a chemical.

Now it finally makes perfect sense!

No point wasting time, energy, or "bandwidth" discussing something that doesn't even exist.

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Donald Trump himself used the word "fluoride" to specify one of the tasks that RFK Jr would be in charge of.

People actually trained in chemistry would not claim that "fluoride" is the complete name of a "chemical". They would understand what Trump was referring to. But, apparently, the most important chemical fact to consider regarding fluoride in water is the fact that fluoride is not the complete name of a chemical.

RFK Jr reaches out for the kind of down to earth understanding of chemistry that isn't blinded by the religious dogma of university education in science.

He asks Into the Night for his advice on how to handle the "fluoride" task that Trump has assigned to him.

Clearly, the first order of business is to disabuse RFK Jr of any misinformation about fluoride's status as a "chemical". Now RFK Jr gets it. Now he knows that fluoride is not a chemical.

So, is the job complete? Is there anything ELSE that Into the Night should tell RFK Jr about the chemistry involved in the so-called "fluoride" issue?

Is it enough to know that "fluoride is not a chemical" to decide what the EPA should set as the maximum amount of this.... stuff to allow in drinking water?

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

Random phrase.

Im a BM wrote:
If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule,

No one said any such thing, Robert. Mantra 30a. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
Just a one-for-one trade.

Random phrase.

Im a BM wrote:
We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Ice is water. It is made of molecules like any water.

Im a BM wrote:
Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

No one is claiming Earth's core is a giant molecule, Robert. Mantra 30a. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
Let us just have fluoride be a chemical,

Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.

Fluoride is not a chemical

Im a BM wrote:
It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

Now you are referring to yourself as an 'it'??

Im a BM wrote:
The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

Water is a buffer for acid.

Im a BM wrote:
This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

Chemistry is not a degree or title, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

Carbonate is not a chemical. Bicarbonate is not a chemical.

[b]Im a BM wrote:
Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.[/b]

It doesn't exist, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

Correct.

Im a BM wrote:
Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

Correct.

Im a BM wrote:
And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

You seemed to be confused. Your problem.

Im a BM wrote:
I was unaware of the distinction.

Obviously.

Im a BM wrote:
"Water is not an ion." No, it's not.

Paradox. Irrational. You cannot claim water to be an ion and not be an ion at the same time.

Im a BM wrote:
But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head.

Mantra 1d. Lame.

Im a BM wrote:
Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!

Im a BM wrote:
Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them.

You are not a voice in my head, Robert. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
They can't read your posts anyway.

You ARE reading my posts, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
So gold is a "molecule" now...

Gold is a molecule as well as an element.

Im a BM wrote:
There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Chemistry is not a prize. Chemistry is not a proof.

Im a BM wrote:
Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Just keep chanting that. Perhaps you might actually realize it.

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


-------------------------------------------------

"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Stay focused, Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids. No gold was reported recovered

Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Stay focused. RFK Jr. will take charge of the effort to protect everyone from the horrors of fluorosis. He will get kneecapped if they can't get their shit together about fluoride not being a chemical. It's not a crisis YET, but can we afford to wait for the "smoking gun" if it turns out to be a mushroom cloud?

Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Red dye #4 is literally made from parasitic insects. Yum yum



Carmine is another name for the bugs

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


-------------------------------------------------

"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Stay focused, Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids. No gold was reported recovered

Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Stay focused. RFK Jr. will take charge of the effort to protect everyone from the horrors of fluorosis. He will get kneecapped if they can't get their shit together about fluoride not being a chemical. It's not a crisis YET, but can we afford to wait for the "smoking gun" if it turns out to be a mushroom cloud?

Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Red dye #4 is literally made from parasitic insects. Yum yum



Carmine is another name for the bugs

Cochineal bugs

https://youtu.be/JuGfWVBjOxU?si=JvgjzbWt49v1UHQB

Im a BM wrote:
So, is gold a "chemical"?

Im a BM wrote:
If gold is a "molecule", how can it NOT be a "chemical"?

Im a BM wrote:
Furthermore, if gold is NOT a "chemical", it doesn't even exist.

Im a BM wrote:
One very narrow definition of the term "chemical", as NOUN and not an adjective, would be "chemical compound".

Im a BM wrote:
In that extremely narrow context, fluoride is NOT a "chemical", because "chemical" is synonymous with "chemical compound".

Im a BM wrote:
Some people claim that gold is actually an ELEMENT. Don't get me started....
...deleted spam...

Im a BM wrote:
So, is gold a "chemical"?

If gold is a "molecule", how can it NOT be a "chemical"?

Furthermore, if gold is NOT a "chemical", it doesn't even exist.

One very narrow definition of the term "chemical", as NOUN and not an adjective, would be "chemical compound".

In that extremely narrow context, fluoride is NOT a "chemical", because "chemical" is synonymous with "chemical compound".

Is gold a chemical compound? It HAS to be if it is a "molecule".

Some people claim that gold is actually an ELEMENT. Don't get me started....

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


-------------------------------------------------

"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Stay focused, Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids. No gold was reported recovered

Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Stay focused. RFK Jr. will take charge of the effort to protect everyone from the horrors of fluorosis. He will get kneecapped if they can't get their shit together about fluoride not being a chemical. It's not a crisis YET, but can we afford to wait for the "smoking gun" if it turns out to be a mushroom cloud?

Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Red dye #4 is literally made from parasitic insects. Yum yum



Carmine is another name for the bugs

Cochineal bugs

https://youtu.be/JuGfWVBjOxU?si=JvgjzbWt49v1UHQB

Im a BM wrote:
So, is gold a "chemical"?

If gold is a "molecule", how can it NOT be a "chemical"?

Furthermore, if gold is NOT a "chemical", it doesn't even exist.

One very narrow definition of the term "chemical", as NOUN and not an adjective, would be "chemical compound".

In that extremely narrow context, fluoride is NOT a "chemical", because "chemical" is synonymous with "chemical compound".

Is gold a chemical compound? It HAS to be if it is a "molecule".

Some people claim that gold is actually an ELEMENT. Don't get me started....

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
Let's try to be fair.

If a solid gold bar gets to be a molecule, can we let fluoride be a chemical?

Just a one-for-one trade.

We won't try to call ice crystals molecules at this point in the negotiation.

Okay, so the metallic bonds in the gold bar get to count as covalent, but that does NOT apply to the metallic bonds that would make the Earth's "inner core" one giant molecule.

Let us just have fluoride be a chemical, so we can at least talk about it regarding RFK Jr being able to do something about it in the water supply.


-------------------------------------------------

"Water is a powerful buffer." - Into the Night

It pretends to be some kind of "chemist".

The kind of chemistry genius who declares:

"Water itself is a buffer for acid." - Into the Night

This guy must have TWO PhDs in chemistry!

And as for any potential pH buffering contributed by carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions in sea water, it can be dismissed as irrelevant because....

"Carbonate is not a chemical" and "Bicarbonate is not a chemical"

Yup. If it is not a "chemical", it doesn't do anything.

"Fluoride is not a chemical" (rewrite that sentence 100 times), so fluoride doesn't do anything and there is no point even using the word.

"So, Mr. Chemistry genius, the correct answer is.." - IBdaMann

There is no valid scientific reason to be concerned about ocean acidification. And not just because "water itself" is such "a powerful buffer"

"You cannot acidify an alkaline" - Into the Night

Nope. You just can't do it. Whatever "an alkaline" is, you cannot acidify it.

And thank you for informing me that "Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy"

I was unaware of the distinction.

"Water is not an ion." No, it's not. But you don't need to keep responding to the voices in your head. Nobody else is claiming that water is an ion.

Those voices in your head that keep insisting that fluoride is a CHEMICAL... just ignore them. They can't read your posts anyway.

So gold is a "molecule" now... There's another Nobel Prize for you when you prove it.

Into the Night wrote:
[quote]Im a BM wrote:
Definition of "molecule": Two or more atoms held together in a stable structure by COVALENT BONDS or IONIC BONDS. No other interatomic bonding qualifies.

Redefinition fallacy. I see you've decided to ignore Avogadro and Descartes.

Im a BM wrote:
However, covalent versus ionic is not strictly binary.

Water, H2O, is the chemical known as hydrogen hydroxide.

Water isn't gold or any other metal, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:

Acids, bases, and salts can all dissociate into separate ions, positively charged cations and negatively charged anions.

No, they can't. None do.

Im a BM wrote:
Water is perhaps the weakest ionic substance in nature,

Water is not an ion.

Im a BM wrote:
with only the tiniest fraction of it ever dissociating into separate hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. This makes water and extremely WEAK acid, and extremely WEAK base, and an EXTREMELY WEAK buffer.

Water is a powerful buffer.

Stay focused, Thomas Mascia NY trooper, caught with a cool million in cash and anabolic steroids. No gold was reported recovered

Wait I think that this guy works out at LA Fitness in NJ, or at least some of his drugged up trooper/local/federal partners, pretending to use HRT prescribed by the local Dr, pusher prescribing testosterone cypionate 200mg per week, but if they buy the same drug from Tommy they will only test positive for the HRT. Don't worry he will be acquitted because if he sings we will have the incredible shrinking dumb cop syndrome. Cops are just so bright as they applauded their hero who likely shot himself or he pullled up behind Al Pacino.

New York State Police say they are now conducting two investigations into Long Island State Trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot in the leg while on the job last week. Authorities announced Wednesday that there is a massive, far-reaching criminal and internal investigation into the trooper's story, which they no longer believe.

Watch the troopers cheer the drug pusher

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly4cG4MWhnY

Any similarities between this post and any Francis Ford Coppola movie is purely caused by stupid cop syndrome

PS I am available for jury duty again, that is if you can find a dumb enough judge, which is easy enough

Stay focused. RFK Jr. will take charge of the effort to protect everyone from the horrors of fluorosis. He will get kneecapped if they can't get their shit together about fluoride not being a chemical. It's not a crisis YET, but can we afford to wait for the "smoking gun" if it turns out to be a mushroom cloud?

Someone has got to take action soon, because fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical. Fluoride is not a chemical.

Red dye #4 is literally made from parasitic insects. Yum yum



Carmine is another name for the bugs

Cochineal bugs

https://youtu.be/JuGfWVBjOxU?si=JvgjzbWt49v1UHQB

Spongy Iris wrote:
Sounds like gold is not good at forming bonds with other elements...

Spongy Iris wrote:
Sounds like gold is not good at forming bonds with other elements...

Im a BM wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
Sounds like gold is not good at forming bonds with other elements...

Gold can form many different chemicals, bonded to other elements.

Gold fluoride, for example. AuF3. The (Au3+) gold cation is bonded to three (F-) fluoride anions in an ionically bonded chemical compound.

And that is despite the fact that fluoride is NOT a chemical!

Gold bicarbonate, in another example. Au(HCO3)3. The (Au3+) gold cation is bonded to three (HCO3-) bicarbonate anions in an ionically bonded chemical compound.

And that is despite the fact that bicarbonate is NOT a chemical!

Fluorides and bicarbonates are able to have chemical behavior without technically being "chemicals".

Science is just a word game.

Control the words and you can control science.

Deny the words and you can deny science.

If you've got nothing but denial to back up your science, then just make those pesky science words go away. They are meaningless buzzwords and gibber babble that cannot be understood because they are religious artifact nonsense.

Science is NOT that. That is NOT a chemical. It's NOT possible to measure that.

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS CLIMATE CHANGE!

Maybe we can just PRAY it away.