Feel free to counter my statement with actual arguments, I’m assuming (principle of charity here) that you do have some. Decisions are really easy to make when

Feel free to counter my statement with actual arguments, I’m assuming (principle of charity here) that you do have some. Decisions are really easy to make when you have no responsibility - whereas having one of your patients die from brain bleeds on anticoagulation (as well as having patients stroke out when anticoagulation might have prevented it) tends to give you a healthy appreciation for the harms on both sides of a decision that you make about people’s lives