Studies have concluded that stevia extract does not contain fermentable carbohydrates and does not produce lactic acid, which are both factors in causing cavities and tooth decay[1][2]. Therefore, it is generally accepted that stevia does not cause cavities[3][4][5].
[1]: https://www.dentistrywithaheart.com/blog/the-relationship-between-stevia-extract-and-cavities [2]: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26192983 [3]: https://www.deltadentalia.com/a-healthy-life/dental-health/sugar-swap-showdown-xylitol-vs-stevia/#:~:text=Derived%20from%20the%20Stevia%20plant,t%20contribute%20to%20tooth%20decay. [4]: https://sweetlysteviausa.com/blog/post/is-stevia-tooth-friendly [5]: https://www.smilesofbellevue.com/2018/06/13/your-teeth-should-steer-clear-from-these-bad-foods
From the one I think most likely to least likely:
I’m finding hard to think of the outcome that would create an utopia.
I downvoted for two reasons:
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I would like to filter out all western media and big tech domains just to see what the internet would be like. I think the best way right now using FOSS software would be to make your own lemmy instance where you set the rule of nothing regarding America. But then you need people actually using the instance to add links otherwise you wouldn’t see a thing. If you don’t care about FOSS software then I’d say the best option is the google feed that adapts to you based on the opinions you give to what it shows. I had it on my Android phone before degoogling and it always showed me what I found most interesting at the moment.
I understand that there is this AI that gets the information from the same sources as me…
And now you are answering from a different account?
Actually I’d find even better if there was an instance that imported everything from Reddit that way people could actually interact with the content not like in libreddit.