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Of course, this is going to harm some people. Is it possible the number of people it helps is significantly larger than the number of people it harms? If it wer
by tasuki 4y ago
Of course, this is going to harm some people. Is it possible the number of people it helps is significantly larger than the number of people it harms? If it were so, would you not consider that a reasonable tradeoff?
A slight digression: I find in certain countries (cough cough US), everyone is free to give advice/opinion on anything, except for medical/legal matters, which are considered sacred and so no one is free to give any advice/opinion on those. I saw a person scolded by HR for literally saying "make sure you stay well hydrated". This is madness! Medical professionals should not have a monopoly on advice concerning hydration.
- dekhn 4y agoThe proper response to being scolded by HR for saying that is to ask what the person's username is, so you can speak to their manager. Then, when you speak to the manager, ask them not to have their report telling people not to do things that HR doesn't have authority over (coworkers discussing health topics like that are not within the scope of HR).