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I assert most people <50 made their decision sans data analysis, if that's true then I'm above the mean in that regard.

• ImPostingOnHN 4y ago
  given that even you, someone who has decided not to receive a vaccination, are thusfar unable to articulate any significant downsides, it is unlikely that the average person would believe there to be any
  • peteradio 4y ago
    Again, I make decisions based on some apparent upside. There's also no significant downside to twisting the door knob three times and knocking on the frame three times before entering any room.
    • ImPostingOnHN 4y ago
      perhaps the reason most people behave differently is that they perform a more proper cost benefit equation, which doesn't minimize the upside, and doesn't have bias towards the "cost" end of the spectrum before any costs or benefits are actually added in