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7/10/2025, 6:30:50 PM
human ash is toxic to plant life btw
6/26/2025, 9:02:03 AM
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Did you know phosphorus is toxic to plant life when there is too much of it? I got a buddy his grass in one spot is dying for YEARS because of this. He's had experts out, spent thousands, grass keeps dying.
Anyways human bones have phosphorus (and salt and other stuff). So if you were to like, cremate 900k people and spread their ash, it'd probably kill all the plants for a pretty long time.
But jews who were "holocaust eyewitnesses" say that, in fact, they used human ash as fertilizer and it worked well.
Meanwhile cremation websites (and news stories) warn to not mix even ONE persons ash with plant life.
I wonder who is right - jews or science. Probably jews.
Did you know phosphorus is toxic to plant life when there is too much of it? I got a buddy his grass in one spot is dying for YEARS because of this. He's had experts out, spent thousands, grass keeps dying.
Anyways human bones have phosphorus (and salt and other stuff). So if you were to like, cremate 900k people and spread their ash, it'd probably kill all the plants for a pretty long time.
But jews who were "holocaust eyewitnesses" say that, in fact, they used human ash as fertilizer and it worked well.
Meanwhile cremation websites (and news stories) warn to not mix even ONE persons ash with plant life.
I wonder who is right - jews or science. Probably jews.
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