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Cut accidents 88% if done right away. 15 million tons spread on roads annually in the USA

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In china, forced ingestion of a highly concentrated salt solution used as a method of torture and suicide

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In china, forced ingestion of a highly concentrated salt solution used as a method of torture and suicide

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German salt mines during world war 2. Look into this

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underground salt museum
salt/pepper shaker museum

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salt-and-pepper-shaker cuff links worn by Lady Diana
Read more: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/would-you-like-some-salt-and-pepper-how-about-80000-shakers-worth-23901227/#mSxPO0oG4UfkYQLV.99

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Do more research on this, but
During the Middle Ages the salt holder, often an ornate and richly decorated affair, marked the boundary line on the table between those of honorable estate and the commoners, which gave rise to the saying, ‘below the salt’, signifying someone of little importance.

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How DID the Jews and Romans and Chinese all dispense salt?

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What would happen if you didn't have it in your body? Body doesn't take it in. This is the definition of an essential element--something you must ingest. Hmmmm. 7tbsp in the human body
Electricity would go out, if no salt in your system
Beaker--water doesn't complete the circuit. Add salt, and the light goes on.

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Spilling salt is evil omen: DaVinci portrays Judas as having spilled the salt cellar. Would the Jews at that time even had salt shakers? No--Morton company added magnesium carbonate to the salt to make it free flowing, and only THEN, 50 years after 1858, when the mason jar guy invented a perforated lid for salt, did the shakers become reasonable.

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preservative
Rome: preserve rations on long journeys
is it really the root of the word salary

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What life survives in high salt environment

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What life survives in high salt environment

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Water pumped into shallow reservoirs, evaporated
infinite shelf life, limitless supply
In the salt mines, where they actually dig it out, they then rent out the storage space, underground. Movie companies store footage. Look into this more. Salt stabilized humidity. Crazy number of acres of space.

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completely recyclable. Could be salting your food with Lot's wife

3.5% salt 1/4 pound of salt per gallon of sea water

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Juxtaposition of safety and destruction on winter roads

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Juxtaposition of safety and destruction on winter roads

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less slippery, but destroys cars and bridges

Luxury and necessity

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it attracts water

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metal and halogen (60 % halogen which is negatively charged) Light? Halogen came from the volcanoes, and the sodium from the bottom of the ocean FIRE AND WATER

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If all the salt in the world were spread on the surface of the earth, it would be a layer 500 feet thick. Is this true?