Eco-guilt

[innerSpaceman]

If you added it to a tasty beverage, how would you know whether it was toxic?

[€uroMeinke]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

If you added it to a tasty beverage, how would you know whether it was toxic?

Is this not the basis of the scientific method?

I start with a premise - this cleanser can be a non-toxic flavoring

Conduct an experiment to test the premise - Drink the stuff and see what happens

Either confirm or reject the premise based on the outcome of the experiment - Several days recooping in the hospital means this cleanser cannot be used as a food flavor additive vs. Enjoying a tasty beverage with no ill effects means a unique New Years Eve punch...

[second class citizen]

Originally Posted by €uroMeinke

Is this not the basis of the scientific method?

I start with a premise - this cleanser can be a non-toxic flavoring

Conduct an experiment to test the premise - Drink the stuff and see what happens

Either confirm or reject the premise based on the outcome of the experiment - Several days recooping in the hospital means this cleanser cannot be used as a food flavor additive vs. Enjoying a tasty beverage with no ill effects means a unique New Years Eve punch...

Hhhhmmmm....well, now you've really got me wondering! I mean, afterall, it IS called Good for Wood, right? Aren't cocktails supposed to be good for that sort of thing?