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Cowardice, defined here as the lack of personal integrity in the face of occupational hazards, can sometimes be rational and sometimes be emotional. Some of th
by CiPHPerCoder 8y ago
Cowardice, defined here as the lack of personal integrity in the face of occupational hazards, can sometimes be rational and sometimes be emotional.
Some of the men are demonstrating a rational argument (albeit based on flawed statistics), but they're using it to justify running away from the problem rather than addressing it.
- throwawaymath 8y agoI respect your broader opinion but that's not how I would choose to define cowardice.