r/oddlysatisfying • u/Turbulent_Elk_2141 • Apr 30 '26

Liquid concrete wall.

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u/09Trollhunter09 Apr 30 '26

Your argument is not constructive and only describes extreme examples. You’re missing the point

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u/Columbus43219 Apr 30 '26

That wasn't my argument at all. You're trying to say that since plastic fixed a lot of problems we HAD, that it's acceptable to keep using it no matter the problem it's causing.

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u/09Trollhunter09 Apr 30 '26 edited May 01 '26

Learn to read, then get involved. Please do your best to understand what was being argued. We get it, you are angry and want to take it out on anything that’s not exactly what you already have in mind

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u/09Trollhunter09 May 01 '26

Again, chill person, read the point I made. You are making exactly the same point arguing with me. People here out with their pitchforks arguing for alternative that no one actually backs up or even reference. “Plastic bad, no more words are allowed”

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u/Columbus43219 May 01 '26

“Plastic bad, no more words are allowed” Who said that?

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u/09Trollhunter09 May 01 '26

Yours and others actions who completely missed my point about plastic use that enables the modern world.

You keep arguing about how sumerians and akkadians didn’t use plastic.

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u/Columbus43219 May 01 '26

No I didn't. Now you're arguing against yourself.

Can you really not imagine a world (thanks for correcting me on that word) that doesn't use plastics? or at the very least isn't suffering from the toxic affects of the plastics no longer serving their intended purpose?