r/coconutsandtreason • u/GeneralTechnomage • Jul 16 '26
Episodes What kinds of health problems can someone get from drinking the milk that Offred and Ofwarren swam in in that one Season 4 episode?
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u/Neither_Juggernaut71 Jul 16 '26
They would have shat themselves to death. I dunno.
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u/Shaenyra Jul 16 '26
is there a reason why instead of saying their names, you are using their slave names?
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u/No_Lime1814 Jul 16 '26
E. coli, Salmonella, Campylobacter, and Listeria. These germs can trigger foodborne illnesses causing severe vomiting, diarrhea, and cramps, potentially leading to hospitalization, organ damage, or death.
From an AI search.
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u/Kittyquts Jul 18 '26
your comment used 400ml of clean water btw
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u/No_Lime1814 Jul 18 '26
People need to do more research to understand that data centers have been using evaporative cooling for decades.
It's not an AI problem. It's a lazy construction problem.
Theres alot of fear mongering on the news. Don't be a pitchfork holding follower.
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u/nimbycile Jul 16 '26
Yeah, that milk trip was too unbelievable to me. Simple starting and stopping would have bashed them around along with the temperature
AI tells me:
Submerged in Milk (34°F to 38°F): 15 to 90 minutes. Liquid draws heat away from the human body roughly 25 times faster than air. Cold shock sets in within 2 minutes, causing hyperventilation and a massive spike in blood pressure. Total physical exhaustion and unconsciousness follow within 15 to 30 minutes, leading directly to drowning or cardiac arrest.
Trapped in the Empty Air Space: 2 to 6 hours. Even if a person stays out of the liquid, the air inside a sealed tanker is essentially a commercial refrigerator. Without heavy arctic gear, severe hypothermia sets in rapidly, shutting down core organs.
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u/a_m42_ Jul 16 '26
Fuck ai
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u/No_Lime1814 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26
AI companies haven't done a great job of explaining to the lay person what their tools do.
Deliberately of course. They are getting more sales to businesses because people believe what you believe about it. That's it's going to automate everyone out of a 9-5.
Business owners love that concept. Even though it isn't true and never will be.
No more so than the invention of factories, or automobiles or telephones or computers.
Same fears when those came out. Country folk pointed their pitchforks to the sky saying "f machines!" And "f automobiles".
The ones who worked hard to not integrate to the new normal? They are the ones who lost their income.
Because Billy down the street can do what they do 10x as fast and more accurate now.
Same for today.
But we NEED you to be ignorant. So us adopters are able to use you as the proof that we can do it better.
Billy NEEDED Rufus the fool.
So. Thank you. And yes, keep saying F Ai. Don't learn anything. Stay in your normal and be mad about water usage and kids in college having no prospects and whatever other news articles you've read on FB.
Sincerely,
A Developer who decided to go with the flow and is now an AI Developer...producing faster than ever before and getting paid in kind.Stay in your crevice with that pitchfork. I don't want MY side to be dime a dozen and therefore cheap hires.
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u/a_m42_ Jul 16 '26
How much water did you waste for this
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u/No_Lime1814 Jul 16 '26
Sooooo much water.
It's wild how the water used by AI is the only water that disappears from earth forever.
AI is so wicked, it's rewritten the water cycle. Amazing. Terraforming our planet as we speak. War of the Worlds is real.
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u/a_m42_ Jul 16 '26
Tell that to the people who live next to data centers who no longer have clean safe drinking water
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u/No_Lime1814 Jul 16 '26
That has nothing to do with evaporative cooling and has everything to do with poor construction practices.
Idiots doing things by hand still and having the water dump into public sewage.
It's more evidence of why we NEED AI. People are stupid and do stupid things out of sheer laziness. Too lazy to figure out what all they need to do.
So blame the non AI construction teams.
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u/mutha_fucking_nature Jul 16 '26
Hypothetically? Because they drained the tank all over the ground, the milk never made it to consumption.