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Forget the moon. We're all within a few generations of the first people who had access to indoor toilets on a mass scale.
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India basically introduced toilets in a single generation.
According to this article, in 1993, 70.3% of the Indian population did not have access to toilets. By 2021, the number dropped to 17.8%. So literally more than half the population of India got access to toilets within 30 years.
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the flushing kind or the hole in he ground kind?
the there's a sink kind. or there's a communal soap bar to wash your asshole with and the other hand to eat with kind?
wonder how many Indians are left-handed, or if that's even culturally accepted-
the flushing kind or the hole in he ground kind?
Any kind. There's further breakdowns in access to flushing toilets, dry latrines, composting toilets, etc., but this is part of a long standing project to get people to stop open defecation in places where untreated human waste will mix into drinking water, food supply, etc.
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I want to know about this shared soapy ass bar and also I don’t.
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The ancient Romans had a communal toilet which used a communal sponge for wiping
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A good read
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