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why no hydrogen peroxide and hair conditioner? sure it could be potentially bad for your hair, but so is half of the shit in there.

>>8113118
easy test to see if a "useful chart" is actually useful:
check if they tell you to mix chlorinated compounds with acidic ones.

>>8113459
Thanks, this will help a lot!

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>>8113536

>>8113118
Who even calls it ethanoic acid?

>>8113192
What is singulitarianism in this? It can't be what /sci/ talks about because the column says it rewards everything but I'm pretty sure that's not what the futurist people think happens when you die...

But how do I make bombs

>>8113118
>Bleach and cooking oil
>Chlorine gas

What?

>>8113872
Came here to ask this

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>>8113192
what horseshit , how come almost every entry of the same column and row is reward ?
couldn't all these beliefs come up with something more algebraically interesting ?.

>>8115060
>if you follow a religion, it should say that you will go to hell

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>>8115068
if you're making sweeping general statements that apply to all humans in afterlife, how can you say that any particular religion is arbitrarily treated differently in your statement ?.

take for example atheism rewarded , all these beliefs share something in common 'atheism' so it sort of makes sense that it makes an atheistic\non atheistic dichotomy .but for things like bad deeds or christian fundamentalism or baha'j it seems that there's a huge correlation between the religion itself and the reward group which dosnt makes sense because why would adherents of that religion be arbitrarily special ?.

basically you shouldnt be able to find a statistical correlation between the rewarded group and the 'according to' group or else the afterlife statements they make dont make sense .

>>8115082
>when statfags get high
>basically you shouldnt be able to find a statistical correlation between the rewarded group and the 'according to' group or else the afterlife statements they make dont make sense
I'm sorry can you explain that again?
Why shouldn't a muslim expect a better outcome than a non-muslim according to islam?

Someone have the vending machine one?