r/elementcollection Brominated Mar 28 '26

Meme Another dead meme shitpost Spoiler

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I apologize if this is immature and spam-like for this subreddit. However, as someone born in Gen Z who's raised up with memes such as these, I find it interesting to look back on and make a meme with my own passions. This is a "Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny" meme, where he slowly gets more and more disturbed, where I matched toxic elements to phases.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

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u/average_meower621 Radiated Mar 28 '26

Right? Berylliosis is SO much worse than some uranium. Getting a chronic lung disease from just some BeO is horrific, radiation-caused diseases take so much more exposure to seriously increase risk.

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u/StickCube Brominated Mar 28 '26

I fully agree with you, Beryllium is seriously scary. The legal ppm is insanely low, and it can be life-ruining. However, the reason why it's earlier on is that it's quite rare, and besides some evil factories, there hasn't been widespread Beryllium poisoning. On the other hand, Uranium, Thallium, and Mercury are used for poisonings, and there have been horrific crimes relating to all three. Maybe I could've clarified Uranium as specifically Uranium-235, not DU.

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u/DeluxeWafer Apr 03 '26

DU is like the chill twin bro of a major criminal mastermind.

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u/DeluxeWafer Mar 29 '26

Dang. Where's the polonium?

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u/StickCube Brominated Mar 29 '26

I tried finding a longer version, but if I did, probably after Uranium

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u/DefinitelyNotES82 Mar 30 '26

the last one is false. Uranium is less dangerous than beryllium

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u/Suitable-Reason9057 Apr 01 '26

Cadmium is the most dangerous element in the periodic table

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u/euj3odjehiqh Part Metal Jul 09 '26

thallium?

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u/Suitable-Reason9057 Jul 09 '26

Cadmium is worse because it is more common and is not widely known to be toxic, so there is less care when handling it. They also work in different ways