There's a common risk mitigation technique which is something like "don't be weird around important stuff". So you can be weird in your cooking, or write a weir

There's a common risk mitigation technique which is something like "don't be weird around important stuff". So you can be weird in your cooking, or write a weird song, but when you are at the doctor's office, be normal. It's not crazy. It would drive me crazy, because I like to learn the why's and how's of things. But I can acknowledge it's a decently adaptive strategy. It's probably less and less effective though, as "normal" is becoming more and more just shorthand for "how the corporations think you should act". Although that, too, is probably somewhat adaptive to get in line with.