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Q: How much of my life am I losing to pollution in China?

15 years 10 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - China

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would be great if one could loose weight due to pollution .. this would give a huge boost to chinese tourism.. lots of foreigners would come to china ..

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You will never know the answer.

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Better not think of it. You'll get depressed for the short time of life you got left...

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15 years 9 weeks ago

Getting halp from moar and moar people is like spin-o-rama high-fiving new friends on answers.echinacities.com with a tip of the hat finishing move.

 
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i guess u r living in beijing or shanghai.

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Well if you really want to experience pollution then go to mid-sized industrial city away from the Mega-cities on the east coast...yikes!

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You should know how long is your entire life firstly.

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Check this link out - they did a study on mice, exposing them to the level of pollution we have in Beijing or Shanghai...and after only 10 months the animals suffered from brain damage...

so, how much life are you losing? Not sure, but you're getting dumber with each breath...

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