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frequently, these situations are not so much hypothetical as simply explanations of situations some of us have found ourselves in. Perhaps you have never had t
by lotharbot 9y ago
frequently, these situations are not so much hypothetical as simply explanations of situations some of us have found ourselves in.
Perhaps you have never had the experience of taking a close friend or relative with a disability, social dysfunction, etc. to their first ever concert and knowing it's partly enabled by the fact that if you somehow become separated you are both carrying electronic devices that will let you reconnect easily. (I find many people evaluate situations based on a default expectation that everyone involved is able-bodied, of sound mind, and socially adept, and then get defensive about "hypothetical" situations that are realistic considerations for a lot of us.)