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"False sense of security" is literally the reason stated by Dr. Birx for why the CDC made it a recommendation and not a guideline. > you know enough to not hav
by stronglikedan 7y ago
"False sense of security" is literally the reason stated by Dr. Birx for why the CDC made it a recommendation and not a guideline.
> you know enough to not have that sense yourself.
That's the thing about a false sense of security - you do things subconsciously when you feel protected. You may or may not realize it, but only after you've done it.
- whatshisface 7y agoI understand how someone who was misinformed could have a false sense of security, but is there any evidence that a person who is informed can have a false sense of security? It sounds like something that you would need to show, as opposed to being an obviously correct assumption.