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The term "placebo" implies intent. So saying something is "a placebo even if that wasn't the original intent" is like saying something "is red even if it isn't
by D13Fd 4y ago
The term "placebo" implies intent. So saying something is "a placebo even if that wasn't the original intent" is like saying something "is red even if it isn't that color."
- Dylan16807 4y agoIt wasn't originally a color, but it rusted. People are being tricked by the presentation, and it's being left that way out of lack of caring. Negligence is a form of intent. Especially it's intent when new elevators are getting the same treatment.