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2 months ago3.7 liters (~16 cups) is the scientific recommendation (source), but you’re supposed deduct from that number what you’re getting from food, which is why everyone is freaking out about 4 liters of straight water.


3.7 liters (~16 cups) is the scientific recommendation (source), but you’re supposed deduct from that number what you’re getting from food, which is why everyone is freaking out about 4 liters of straight water.


Wait wait, so, the reason we shouldn’t stop the tyrant is because the survivors won’t be able to perform the same tyranny?

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Don’t wait, go straight into training in another field. Send out your resumes for a tech job, but start working on a backup.
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The mayoclinic page I linked said the 3.7 liters recommendation comes from the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. But yeah, even if it’s 3 liters after you knock off the 20% you get from food intake, that’s a lot of water.