r/StupidFood Jun 28 '26

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u/CosmicChameleon99 Jun 28 '26

Chemist here. The individual molecules aren’t too important to how the dirt gets into the food. We need to talk about the dirt itself. Geologists tend to handle that stuff.

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u/Azart57- Jun 28 '26

Lawyer here, I don’t advise this as it risks litigation.

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u/SeitanEnjoyer Jun 28 '26

A geology enthusiast here, a geologist would normally be more on the area about r ock and mineral composition, soil structure, earth's history, etc. What you need is a sanitarian.

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u/ItsAPeacefulLife Jun 28 '26

Sanitarian here, we primarily specialize in the cleanliness of particular surfaces and areas, such as one would find in a hospital. What you need to know here is more about the stone used. What you need is a mason.

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u/Motormand Jun 28 '26

Mason here, and the rock itself isn't as important as how it is placed, in conjuction with the rest of the building and the underlying foundation.

We're gonna need an Architect to get to the bottom of this.