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Ever wondered why we say "take it with a grain of salt"?

Turns out, this salty little phrase has roots in ancient Roman antidotes, philosophical skepticism, and a surprising amount of Latin.

In this episode, Tangeroon explores:
🧂 The phrase’s origin in cum grano salis
🧪 Pliny the Elder’s poison-curing recipe
🌮 Taco Tuesday confusion
🧠 Figurative vs literal salt logic

This is Tangeroon: where absurdity meets etymology, and skepticism gets seasoned.

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http://attalus.org/info/pliny_hn.html
https://archive.org/details/naturalhi...
https://www.oed.com/dictionary/salt_n...

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