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> Exaggeration, omission, conflation, and then there’s outright deceit. That's not bias, that's lying. For what it's worth, the author's experience certainly
by JshWright 7y ago
> Exaggeration, omission, conflation, and then there’s outright deceit.
That's not bias, that's lying.
For what it's worth, the author's experience certainly matches my own (working as a paramedic). There are a lot of people out there who have significantly underestimated how hard it is to care for a loved one who is slowly dying.