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Microplastics showing up in our organ tissue and managing to pass the blood brain barrier. We're going to cure Alzhemers just in time for Plazhemer's to take us down.
Roman Empire > too much lead US Empire > too much plastic
It's okay: our shareholders got their expected dividend growth this quarter.
But how will you make money curing Alzheimer’s? Old people have Medicaid and the government won’t shell out for the goods so they’d have to sell it cheap