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> "4000" is not the number of others lives saved by donating one kidney. Why did you leave out the "For example" preceding that sentence in my comment? Leaving
by cheese_goddess 4y ago
> "4000" is not the number of others lives saved by donating one kidney.
Why did you leave out the "For example" preceding that sentence in my comment? Leaving "For example" out completely changes the meaning of my comment.
It doesn't look like you're interested in a honest conversation.
> (While I strongly admire people who have donated kidneys, I don't think it is a very good trade-off of cost to yourself versus benefit to others, and personally I still have both kidneys)
I don't, and I suggest you keep both of yours because you are going to need them.
- jefftk 4y ago> Why did you leave out the "For example" preceding that sentence in my comment? Leaving "For example" out completely changes the meaning of my comment. I interpreted your use of "for example" as indicating that what followed was a specific claim that backed up the more general claim in the previous sentence? I didn't include it in my quote, because I was responding to your two claims separately. While it's still not clear to me how you see it changing the meaning of your comment, I've edited mine now to include it.