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ELI5: When meat/eggs go bad, why does cooking them not make them edible?
gpt
Sometimes, these little bugs on foods can make us sick. These are called "germs," or "bacteria," and they live on everything - even your skin. But the ones on food can be bad for us, not like the ones on our skin, so we cook the food, and that gets rid of all the bugs. But, like all things that live, they poop (don't laugh! it's true!). So when you eat something that's gone bad, it's had all these bugs living on it for a long time, and they're too tiny to see, so their poops are too tiny to see. But that's what makes you sick, even when you cook the meat to get rid of all the bugs - the poop is still left behind.