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No it's not, it is perfectly self-evident that you eliminate all risks involved in doing a thing by not doing it. I'll grant you that this is an boring and unhe
by fugue12 11y ago
No it's not, it is perfectly self-evident that you eliminate all risks involved in doing a thing by not doing it. I'll grant you that this is an boring and unhelpful way of minimising risk, but not an invalid one.
- pmalynin 11y agoThe constraint is to do the activity. One cannot do the activity by not doing it.