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If you don't know it is there and it doesn't affect you, why does it matter?
by Eisenstein 4y ago
If you don't know it is there and it doesn't affect you, why does it matter?
- wkat4242 4y agoBecause it takes up space in organs etc. It gets in the way. Stuff blocks up. It could become dislodged and accumulate into a blood clot. Lots of reasons why we shouldn't have foreign objects in our bodies.
- Eisenstein 4y agoThat sounds an awful lot like 'affecting you'.