Science_Monster

risky click, went OK.

What is it like knowing that if the current outbreak of ebola goes from epidemic to pandemic, that you'll likely be one of the few that survive?

Do you think it's ethically responsible to make what will likely be a sensationalist documentary about a topic that all of you seem to know little about, and none of you have conducted any testing on?

Please forgive me if my assumptions are wrong, I'm only going off of credentials and information given in the AMA so far. As someone in the chemical industry I've frankly had enough of California's shit. I have to replace something in my formulas every six months because of you guys.

edit: secondary question, why do you guys seem so reluctant to name one of these 'chemicals'?

Don't Dead, Open Inside.

I'm reading your other posts, you mention a few general classes of chemicals that span literally thousands of compounds and one product specifically that I cannot find to actually exist. Firemaster 5000? can you tell me who makes it? possibly link to an MSDS or TDS?

You'll understand my hesitation to take your secondary sources as gospel, I'm a scientist.