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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish2•4 days agoKnowledge about how many things work in the society you live in isn’t privilege, it’s fucking common sense. Also, walking around with a 20 pound fucking necklace is stupid, and especially so if you’re doing something else at the time. “He TRUSTED the professional” Do you just give gas when the light turns green?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish2•4 days agoYou should probably reread the articles if you still think it’s an actual necklace and not a weighted exercise tool. I’m not gonna continue with this since you think trusting a professional is equivalent to trusting a stoplight
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•4 days agoIt’s the same thing as a stoplight. The green light just means it’s legal to go, not that it’s safe. Same goes with your blind trust in professionals. Medicine is the last place you’d do that.
Knowledge about how many things work in the society you live in isn’t privilege, it’s fucking common sense.
Also, walking around with a 20 pound fucking necklace is stupid, and especially so if you’re doing something else at the time.
“He TRUSTED the professional”
Do you just give gas when the light turns green?
You should probably reread the articles if you still think it’s an actual necklace and not a weighted exercise tool.
I’m not gonna continue with this since you think trusting a professional is equivalent to trusting a stoplight
It’s the same thing as a stoplight. The green light just means it’s legal to go, not that it’s safe.
Same goes with your blind trust in professionals. Medicine is the last place you’d do that.