Debunking a trend: Ionic Water

[Kristoff]

Anyone who loves "ionic water" should try distilled, double distilled or deionized water (eg. Milli-Q)... Yummy!

Not necessarily impossible, but definitely illogical.

Letter "O" comes from German word "Ohne" = "without". There's more logic to replace it with zero that has almost same "default" meaning as German word than use letter that has no connection with this meaning in Polish language.

To use a number for 0/O, and to use letters for A/B/AB causes confusion.

Not in trained professionals.

Better to use letters for all, or numbers for all, but not numbers for one and letters for others.

Right, because you said so...

[Gil Hamilton]

Anyone who loves "ionic water" should try distilled, double distilled or deionized water (eg. Milli-Q)... Yummy!

Mmm-boy... bidest water is the best! Nothing like the fresh taste of utterly sterilized eich-two-oh.

[General Trelane (Retired)]

It's called 0 (the number) in Poland, so there

So what numbers do they use for Types A, B, and AB in Poland?

They use letters for those, obviously

You act as if that's impossible

Not at all. It's just good-natured ribbing at having been taught something that I didn't know.