Scarlett Johansson vs OpenAI, Nvidia's trillion-dollar problem, the "vibecession," plastic in our balls

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Separately, we're seeing this accumulation of these little plastic particles. And remember, plastics are polymers. They're long chains of monomers. And so they can be short chains. They can be long. So they break apart, break apart, break apart. And little tiny bits of them end up and they're very hard to metabolize. And they sit in your tissue. And then they can cause all this disruption.