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Depends if you mean "we have evidence they aren't harmful" vs "we have no evidence they are harmful". The former is a very good reason to stop caring about the
by andybak 5y ago
Depends if you mean "we have evidence they aren't harmful" vs "we have no evidence they are harmful".
The former is a very good reason to stop caring about them (while remaining vigilant).
The latter requires a more complex risk/benefit analysis but is still enouraging.