A device that allows people to empty a portion of their stomach contents into a toilet after a meal has just got the...

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Originally shared by New Scientist

A device that allows people to empty a portion of their stomach contents into a toilet after a meal has just got the go-ahead in the US...
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  1. Robert WhittakerJune 16, 2016 at 1:33 PM

    I am truly shocked. Have we become such a greedy species that require to consume resources so badly that we've invented a way to get extra (unnecessary) consumption but flush away the resources and all that were used in its creation?

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  2. cyn smithNovember 17, 2016 at 5:56 PM

    Wow... this is an opportunity for those who are obese to continue to just live at the trough... couldn't the amount of money and time that was surely put into this be put to better use... wonder what the end game is?

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