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Sofia Smallstorm | Biological Darkness & Techno-Eugentics
Manhattan Project History and the Fluoridation of Water
The history of water fluoridation is traced back to the Manhattan Project, where fluoride was used in uranium refining. Following widespread industrial toxification and lawsuits from workers, officials like Harold Hodge and Edward Bernays reportedly marketed fluoride as a dental health benefit to provide legal cover for industrial pollution. The guest describes fluoride as a volatile "bully" of the periodic table that causes skeletal fluorosis by creating calcium spikes in bones.