According to Moby, these artificially created spaces – "unhealthy, toxic spaces", he says – provide a slow, cumulative discomfort for the human body.
As for the post-debate spin room, the rise of the machines there cannot come soon enough, not least because one of the most pointless and toxic spaces in modern public life could be sanitised, and turned into a sort of automated precinct, where political protocol droids would move methodically about, the pretence that any of this is in the public interest having been humbly eradicated.
"A few years ago, if you said 'Gowanus' to people, it had a connotation of rundown, derelict, even toxic, space," says Sharon Zukin, a sociology professor at Brooklyn College and author of the forthcoming book "Naked City: The Death and Life of Authentic Urban Places".
I'm saying when we find ourselves in a toxic space or relationship it has more to do with our relationship with ourselves than changing others.
The recent events in Gaza and in Israel also serve to caution us of the consequences of policies that emanate not from a place that regards the interests of all children, but from a toxic space laden with tribalism, hate, greed and hubris.
These straight, horny, unwaveringly privileged men are anathema to good vibes, their unending hunger for pussy and validation sucking up all of the good energy in a room, rendering all other life forms catatonic, or forced to use their last ounce of life to flee the toxic space.
What is worrisome about America today is the combination of cutbacks in higher education, restrictions on immigration and a toxic public space that dissuades talented people from going into government.
I experience glassed-in spaces as toxic, and I find it very difficult to adjust to being in buildings in which the windows don't open".
Filled with obsolete equipment and stagnating pools of toxic waste, these hazardous spaces of the factory floor project a forlorn beauty as poignant as the lives they shelter.
They are the most gravely affected by the exposure to toxic chemicals in confined spaces.
One hypothesis is that CLU is involved in the clearance of toxic substances from extracellular spaces through its ability to bind to unfolded proteins and cell debris or immune complexes.
