‘New York Times Stunts Insects’ Growth’ (2015)

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Here’s a startling fact that’s been known to science since at least 1977, and no one’s ever acted on it:

Insects raised in cages lined with copies of The New York Times don’t grow normally, and die before reaching maturity.

https://leeduigon.com/2015/01/08/new-york-times-stunts-insects-growth/

Why is that not surprising? Look what The New York Times does to human brains. What chance has a grasshopper?

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