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I don't get it - what does that kind of fairness buy you or society? If it's enough when one side takes contraceptives, what logic argument is there that the ot
by manmal 10y ago
I don't get it - what does that kind of fairness buy you or society? If it's enough when one side takes contraceptives, what logic argument is there that the other side must do the same? Economically (time, resources, even environmentally; the pill and condoms eventually end up in our water or the sea) this does not make sense.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoTo minimize the risk of failure. Same reason why you'd have a backup parachute when you jump out of a plane even though you strictly only need one.
- manmal 10y agoSure, I get that. Grandparent mentioned fairness as driving factor though.
- Ericson2314 10y agoAh yes should not have forgotten redundancy being good. Fairness is obvious: cost of procedures, risk of side effects, time spent in operation, etc is born by both parties.