Such_Saturation
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pboy said:if the romans thousands of years ago could have 50-100 gallons of fresh water for each citizen per day...how come we cant today?
pboy said:such, whats the tap water like where you live...im not sure where you live, just curious. Ive read that in Netherlands they don't even chlorinate the water because they use clean soruces. Its a serious problem in America..i don't know how I survived gorwing up! minor filter on fridge was all I had, id cook in tap water, bathe in it and all....now I have filters on shower and sink and basically drink spring water or rarely filtered in some way water. The tap water here in America...like, 50% in the city I live in is recycled water that goes down peoples drains...and toilets. When I read that I was like...dude no way im drinking that, I don't care how much they say they filter it...no way. It has residues from medicnes, caffeine, and even toilet paper, condom, and tampon residues apparently...im sure its micro but still man...I dunno...how crazy are people. And they discourage people from catching rain water...like everything you'll read is that its toxic because of the air pollutants, which is probably a bit true...but id venture to say the tap water is inherently more toxic due to chlorine alone, then add fluoride and whatever else. I mean im suer the body just like...for the most part, kidneys detox it pretty fast and easy, the chlorine seems like a b igger problem to me than any thing cause it crosses barriers easy, but still...on principle alone, it just seems to gross to me..drinking recycled waste water
if the romans thousands of years ago could have 50-100 gallons of fresh water for each citizen per day...how come we cant today?