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Steve watches a fluoride skeptic walk into a Jubilee debate armed with one word — "chemical" — and walk out having conceded the exact standard that justifies putting it in the water. The moment Dr. Mike asks her to define "chemical," she guesses that dihydrogen monoxide is oxygen. It's water. The thing she came to defend as the alternative.
Steve breaks down the equivocation frame-by-frame: how "chemical" carries the emotional weight of "artificial contaminant" right up until it has to mean something specific, and why every rescue attempt — natural vs. artificial, endogenous vs. exogenous, "I was born with water" — collapses under the same question. The ending is genuinely something.
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