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1. The guard: He is not even there to protect the store. He is there as a deterrent. Nothing more. The number of people stealing from a guarded store is small,
by csomar 5y ago
1. The guard: He is not even there to protect the store. He is there as a deterrent. Nothing more. The number of people stealing from a guarded store is small, but not 0. The number of people killing the guard to steal a store is really negligible. A store without a guard will get stolen, however.
2. The doctor: This is a true one. I did study medicine and I figured that for most of the time, it is fine. But the doctor here serves an important emotional job to support these people. Some people freak out especially after they did some Internet research or a relative went through the same symptoms.
3. The futurist: Not sure why this one was included. There is all kind of crap in the media. None of it is true. No one is also hiring such a guy unless he is looking at the other outcome (tech that will make it). In that case, I think the guy will be worth a lot more than a rock.
4. Same as 3
5. The interviewer: Most executives know this. That's the job and that's why credentials are a thing.
6. The queen: Should read some history I guess: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1975_Australian_constitutional_crisis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1975_Australian_constitutional...
7. The Weatherman: Some are lucky and some have busy jobs. That's life I guess?
- paulpauper 5y agoSomeone who has cancer presumably would see the doc. again, and further tests would be run. Studies show that this delay costs minimal lives, and testing immediately would cost more lives due to possible false positives or complications.