Song: Inhaling sulfur dioxide is less painful than a bong hit
Andrew Song · The Carbon Copy: A rogue geoengineering startup sparks worry · Apr 27, 2023 · at 4:32
Make Sunsets co-founder Andrew Song reassures Time reporter Alejandro de la Garza about the safety of their makeshift sulfur dioxide production setup in a Reno hotel room.
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“Like, if you've ever done a massive bong hit, like, it's, let's, it's not, it sounds, a bong hit is worse than, you know, what you're gonna inhale in terms of the pain.”
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