But if the antifreeze is diluted, then I'm wrong. I always thought ethylene glycol was a good way to manage one's life once one decided the party's over. I'm not suicidal, just think everyone has the right to choose their death. Of course the government for some strange reason doesn't agree. Excruciating pain is not to be sought out. Maybe that's why antifreeze isn't pure ethylene glycol, to keep people from using
it.
Well, it's the ethylene that's diluted in the antifreeze.
I'm not a chemist. Ethylene glycol is the molecule. To "dilute" the ethylene part would be to change it into a different substance.
I said I'm not suicidal. There are philosophical issues here that don't
have ism's attached to them. For centuries, for all of recorded history in
fact, death was just a part of life. People talked about it, accepted it. Now death is something that happens to others. Nobody talks about it
unless they're seriously disturbed as you obliquely point out. This ethic
of life at all costs, to wit, Teri Schiavo, even as the planet is destroyed
at the rate of 50,000 species every year is, in my opinion, warped.
And this is relevant how?
This is where I think you're wrong. From what read (and I read a *lot* of
things) it's the EG that's inherently sweet. But I will defer to you.
You're right. Although EG is odorless it apparently tastes sweet.
This is bizarre. Why would they put natural food coloring into antifreeze?
Well, they don't, really.
Seriously disturbed people do a lot of things, like invade countries for no reason. Nobody's championing all those animals in New Orleans who were killed by poisonous water that resulted from lack of preparation. The glee in your words "seriously disturbed" invalidates any seriousness in them
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