It should be outrageous to think that the very water we drink is poisoned—but the water actually is. Although calcium fluoride is found naturally in underground and ocean water, the sodium fluoride added to the public water supply is virtually toxic, a wolf in the sheep's garb of improved dental health. (The West Virginia University Rural Health Research Center says that fluoride doesn't even prevent cavities; vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acids are better allies for that.) Even the federal government is calling for lower levels of fluoride in public water after a Harvard study confirmed fluoride's lowers IQ. So needless to say, it is extremely important to know of fluoride treatment methods.

The latest jobs report is out, showing the economy added 114,000 jobs, beating estimates of 113,000.

The unemployment rate fell to 7.8%, the Department of Labor reported, due to the addition of 873,000 people who self-identified as employed.

That rate was a sharp drop from the 8.1% a month earlier. Those jobs were mostly part-time in nature.

Also, the 7.8% jobless rate understates the problem of the underemployed.

What would the unemployment rate be if all the people who want a job suddenly re-entered the workforce? Answer: 11.63%. For the math, see below.

A leaked U.S. Army document obtained by Wired Magazine characterizes people “frustrated with mainstream ideologies” as potential terrorists, while also framing those who “believe in government conspiracies” as violent radicals.

"These are some warning signs that that you have turned into a terrorist who will soon kill your co-workers, according to the U.S. military. You've recently changed your "choices in entertainment." You have "peculiar discussions." You "complain about bias," you're "socially withdrawn" and you're frustrated with "mainstream ideologies," writes Spencer Ackerman.

Advances such as the driverless car are no longer the stuff of sci-fi. They could soon make many human skills worthless

Almost without noticing it, our world crossed a significant threshold last week. Jerry Brown, the governor of California, signed into law a bill that will allow driverless cars on to his state's roads from 2015. Insofar as most people noticed this event at all, they probably sniffed derisively. For some, it'll be seen as an example of techno-hubris – "flags on the moon stuff" – as one of my acquaintances put it. For others, it will be seen as yet another confirmation of the proposition that the continental United States slopes gently from east to west, with the result that everything with a screw loose rolls into California.

The latest brain child to cross the desks of the Victor Frankensteins running the world's science laboratories is this little story about engineering goats to produce human breast milk substitute(doubtless for those occasions when mom is too busy to breastfeed, little junior can be turned over to the family pet goat for nourishment):

They're genetically modifying goats to create human breast milk substitute

Discontent in Spain and Greece is rising.

Greece's two largest labor unions went on strike today, disrupting flight and train services and forcing hospitals to depend on emergency staff.

Meanwhile, Spain which saw massive anti-austerity protests yesterday, also saw a smaller number of demonstrators take to the streets today. But the demonstrations are expected to gather steam and some reports say 1,300 police officers have been deployed to keep clashes in check.

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