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I don't think his decision to refuse surgery was a 'stupid decision', he was just being human. I'm afraid I don't see the distinction between "being human" and

by hugh3 15y ago

I don't think his decision to refuse surgery was a 'stupid decision', he was just being human. I'm afraid I don't see the distinction between "being human" and "making stupid decisions".

kno 15y ago
In the context of Kroft asking "how such an intelligent man could make such a seemingly stupid decision", human are naturally afraid of surgery, no want want their body open unless they have no choice; Steve too.
- Fliko 15y ago
  Just because he is a human doesn't mean that it's not a stupid decision, it will always be a stupid decision nothing will change that.
  - dextorious 15y ago
    That implies that living at all costs is the "smart" thing to do.
- deleted 15y ago
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