I will report on the effect it has on my cognitive abilities! I bet it's zero, it's one of these things that seem hard to believe and it may be a marketing trick, but then again, forcing fluoride use on everyone is absurd in the first place. Also, I feel good about this purchase and that unto itself is the value being provided. I'd much rather support local businesses that provide a couple of expensive, high quality products than a single grocery store that has lots of cheap stuff from far off where there's no connection with the origin of products or even the employees that work there, if you get to see them face to face in the first place, which becomes rarer and rarer as they become understaffed and so that cashiers have big queues and people are encouraged to do self-checkout. Also, they experiment on their customers with up-beat music that stimulates them to spend more money. Literally fuck that shit. This co-op grocery store is absurdly expensive but I'm happy to just buy the acceptably priced products from there and get my other groceries elsewhere. On the other hand, that means I have fewer savings to put into crypto of which the value will go through the roof. If I cheapskate on everything and put everything in crypto, I will have more money in the future which I can then spend on ethical businesses, that's another strategy and this requires more thought.

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