To the bitch ass niggas arguing about whether or not microwaves are harmless or no. You're both wrong. Every piece of electronic equipment we've ever engineered has an acceptable level of harm that can be done to a human being.

It's a really handy technical loophole for people trying to sell their shit. Microwaves, while not being directly harmful unless you stick a body part in them, are still harmful.

But due to this wee little loophole, and because the damage done is slight enough to not be noticeable up front, it's fine and dandy.

Just don't start asking questions about cumulative exposure and you'll all be fine.

Also, cell phones are literally satan's cancer causers. They actually technically break the "acceptable level of harm" rule.

Quote from: Sandtrap on June 22, 2015, 02:13:51 AM

To the bitch ass niggas arguing about whether or not microwaves are harmless or no. You're both wrong. Every piece of electronic equipment we've ever engineered has an acceptable level of harm that can be done to a human being.

It's a really handy technical loophole for people trying to sell their shit. Microwaves, while not being directly harmful unless you stick a body part in them, are still harmful.

But due to this wee little loophole, and because the damage done is slight enough to not be noticeable up front, it's fine and dandy.

Just don't start asking questions about cumulative exposure and you'll all be fine.

Also, cell phones are literally satan's cancer causers. They actually technically break the "acceptable level of harm" rule.

You know it's not like our main source of light gives you cancer or anything...

But also, there is no such thing as "microwave residue".
The waves are gone as soon as light would be gone inside of you microwave, so if you have a good seal that keeps them from escaping while it's on, then you don't have to worry about anything.

Cell phones are another story, because they emit openly into the air, but they still operate well within the acceptable level of harm.

Quote from: Sᴏʟ Nɪxɪʟɪs on June 22, 2015, 02:17:04 AM

Quote from: Sandtrap on June 22, 2015, 02:13:51 AM

To the bitch ass niggas arguing about whether or not microwaves are harmless or no. You're both wrong. Every piece of electronic equipment we've ever engineered has an acceptable level of harm that can be done to a human being.

It's a really handy technical loophole for people trying to sell their shit. Microwaves, while not being directly harmful unless you stick a body part in them, are still harmful.

But due to this wee little loophole, and because the damage done is slight enough to not be noticeable up front, it's fine and dandy.

Just don't start asking questions about cumulative exposure and you'll all be fine.

Also, cell phones are literally satan's cancer causers. They actually technically break the "acceptable level of harm" rule.

You know it's not like our main source of light gives you cancer or anything...

But also, there is no such thing as "microwave residue".
The waves are gone as soon as light would be gone inside of you microwave, so if you have a good seal that keeps them from escaping while it's on, then you don't have to worry about anything.

Cell phones are another story, because they emit openly into the air, but they still operate well within the acceptable level of harm.

"so if you have a good seal"

Spoiler

YOU DUN FUCKED UP SON

Bingo! Key word. A good seal. Plastic?

Microwaves don't discriminate, as such, the plastic molecules are agitated as well, and, as we all know, when the vast majority of any sort of plastics are heated up, they produce toxic chemicals and carconogens.

And, since glass has fallen out of style, most people these days use plastic.

Second.

The forced agitation of the microwaves on the food destroys chemical chains in the food, effectively killing a good portion of nutritional value.

And third?

The fake shit and processed shit they put in foods these days, also doesn't fare well under forced molecular agitation.


Enjoy your bowl of cancer.

Quote from: Sandtrap on June 22, 2015, 02:23:05 AM

Quote from: Sᴏʟ Nɪxɪʟɪs on June 22, 2015, 02:17:04 AM

Quote from: Sandtrap on June 22, 2015, 02:13:51 AM

To the bitch ass niggas arguing about whether or not microwaves are harmless or no. You're both wrong. Every piece of electronic equipment we've ever engineered has an acceptable level of harm that can be done to a human being.

It's a really handy technical loophole for people trying to sell their shit. Microwaves, while not being directly harmful unless you stick a body part in them, are still harmful.

But due to this wee little loophole, and because the damage done is slight enough to not be noticeable up front, it's fine and dandy.

Just don't start asking questions about cumulative exposure and you'll all be fine.

Also, cell phones are literally satan's cancer causers. They actually technically break the "acceptable level of harm" rule.

You know it's not like our main source of light gives you cancer or anything...

But also, there is no such thing as "microwave residue".
The waves are gone as soon as light would be gone inside of you microwave, so if you have a good seal that keeps them from escaping while it's on, then you don't have to worry about anything.

Cell phones are another story, because they emit openly into the air, but they still operate well within the acceptable level of harm.

"so if you have a good seal"

Spoiler

YOU DUN FUCKED UP SON

Bingo! Key word. A good seal. Plastic?

Microwaves don't discriminate, as such, the plastic molecules are agitated as well, and, as we all know, when the vast majority of any sort of plastics are heated up, they produce toxic chemicals and carconogens.

And, since glass has fallen out of style, most people these days use plastic.

Second.

The forced agitation of the microwaves on the food destroys chemical chains in the food, effectively killing a good portion of nutritional value.

And third?

The fake shit and processed shit they put in foods these days, also doesn't fare well under forced molecular agitation.


Enjoy your bowl of cancer.

As long as you're not melting/burning your plastic containers in the microwave, you're fine

The toxic materials you're worried about only come about from when plastics are burned, not just simply heating them up

Quote from: Fruit on June 22, 2015, 02:26:09 AM

Quote from: Sandtrap on June 22, 2015, 02:23:05 AM

Quote from: Sᴏʟ Nɪxɪʟɪs on June 22, 2015, 02:17:04 AM

Quote from: Sandtrap on June 22, 2015, 02:13:51 AM

To the bitch ass niggas arguing about whether or not microwaves are harmless or no. You're both wrong. Every piece of electronic equipment we've ever engineered has an acceptable level of harm that can be done to a human being.

It's a really handy technical loophole for people trying to sell their shit. Microwaves, while not being directly harmful unless you stick a body part in them, are still harmful.

But due to this wee little loophole, and because the damage done is slight enough to not be noticeable up front, it's fine and dandy.

Just don't start asking questions about cumulative exposure and you'll all be fine.

Also, cell phones are literally satan's cancer causers. They actually technically break the "acceptable level of harm" rule.

You know it's not like our main source of light gives you cancer or anything...

But also, there is no such thing as "microwave residue".
The waves are gone as soon as light would be gone inside of you microwave, so if you have a good seal that keeps them from escaping while it's on, then you don't have to worry about anything.

Cell phones are another story, because they emit openly into the air, but they still operate well within the acceptable level of harm.

"so if you have a good seal"

Spoiler

YOU DUN FUCKED UP SON

Bingo! Key word. A good seal. Plastic?

Microwaves don't discriminate, as such, the plastic molecules are agitated as well, and, as we all know, when the vast majority of any sort of plastics are heated up, they produce toxic chemicals and carconogens.

And, since glass has fallen out of style, most people these days use plastic.

Second.

The forced agitation of the microwaves on the food destroys chemical chains in the food, effectively killing a good portion of nutritional value.

And third?

The fake shit and processed shit they put in foods these days, also doesn't fare well under forced molecular agitation.


Enjoy your bowl of cancer.

As long as you're not melting/burning your plastic containers in the microwave, you're fine

The toxic materials you're worried about only come about from when plastics are burned, not just simply heating them up

Again, you're quite wrong.

Shower curtains. Steam from your shower doesn't burn or melt plastic shower curtains. However, when it comes into contact, even that simple amount of heat is enough.

Plastic chemicals leech out of your shower curtain and into the water vapor. And you breathe that directly into your lungs.

Plastic doesn't have to be burned to contaminate. It takes very, very little heat for it to start leeching into things.