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The justifications for this are so utterly marginal. I'm sure some could benefit but it's vanishingly few people who will. A ring (as others suggest) gets you
by nmstoker 9y ago
The justifications for this are so utterly marginal. I'm sure some could benefit but it's vanishingly few people who will.
A ring (as others suggest) gets you most of the benefits - and maybe rings have the downside of being forgotten, but I've left my work passcard a few times over the years and it's not the end of the world... Not so bad I'd prefer a minor surgical procedure!
And the supposed advantage of not getting it caught in things? I might change my mind when I personally know five people who've lost limbs, but right now I know zero people who lost limbs...
- Bartweiss 9y ago> And the supposed advantage of not getting it caught in things? There are definitely people who take off their rings regularly, like electricians and climbers. But even then, I virtually never hear about them losing rings, and they can put them on any time they'd be shopping. I'm really missing the advantage here.