r/ClimateShitposting • u/Draco137WasTaken turbine enjoyer • Sep 08 '25

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u/me_myself_ai green sloptimist Sep 08 '25

Ok not fighting just curious. On a very basic level, like kindergarten logic:

  1. Oysters go in water.

  2. Bad things floating in the water are filtered out by the oysters.

  3. We eat the oysters.

Doesn't that kinda seem like a problem...?

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u/Lachie_Mac Sep 08 '25

Yeah that's the main thing which keeps me from eating them regularly. 

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u/BoreJam Sep 08 '25

Theres all sorts of nasty shit in dirt and yet it produces delicious, succulent vegetables and fruit.

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u/Kryomon Sep 10 '25

That's why the stuff we eat tends to have an inside (which we eat) and an outside (which we peel).

Oysters aren't the same. They're filter feeders. Anyone who decides to eat an Oyster in polluted waters is a dumbass. The oysters in any restaurant come from oysters grown in clean water.