Absolutely. It's absolutely a toxic material. We've shown this. Thousands of studies on all sorts of biota, small creatures, have shown that this is toxic. Karen Wirsig even pointed out to you that it was recently found in human heart plaque. Now, they're not saying there's an actual causation here, but what they're saying is that it shouldn't be there.
It doesn't take much of a genius to work out that if you put a small particle into a brain, it can cause damage—any particle. I mean, we're talking about PM10 and PM2.5, the same as the carbon pollution that we know is killing eight million people a year. Plastics is in a similar size range and can carry chemicals that it comes into contact with and chemicals that are in the plastic.
We're not talking about the nice safe ones; we're talking about the biggest plastics, such as BPA and things like that.