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Alice at 973.

Scientists.

Ah! Tests.

So dumb.

For real.

Researchers in Japan say,

sanitized disposable diapers can be incorporated into concrete and mortar,

which can be used to build homes.

Dipers can be substituted for the fine aggregates that are normally used in concrete

to varying degrees.

Mortar for structural uses like load-bearing walls and road pavement

could only tolerate about 10% added diaper material.

But mortar and concrete for non-structural uses like wall partitions

and low-impact floor plate pavers could tolerate being 40% diapers.

This is good.

The end.

Oh, I was going to say, you know, I love to hear that people, young people,

maybe old people, I don't know, are looking for ways to do good.

Because diapers are something when you have a kid, you go,

like I didn't think about it, I didn't know, but now that I've had two kids, I realize

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