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> The big question is whether one even needs medical care to begin with. Well, then while we are at it we might as well evaluate whether we need to be on this
by crossroadsguy 3y ago
> The big question is whether one even needs medical care to begin with.
Well, then while we are at it we might as well evaluate whether we need to be on this planet at all? I mean what's even the point in being mortal if in the end we are anyway going to the mortuary? We might as well fast track it. I mean, right?
So my question is - did you write this statement in all seriousness or there were traces of sarcasm that my radar totally failed to detect.
- thenerdhead 3y agoThe comment is about the need for medical intervention. TikTok and other social media platforms can convince you that you have all sorts of medical issues when you do not. And even if you did, the question still remains as to if intervention harms your overall quality of life. This is not a generalization saying to not get checked for cancer or other serious diseases early, but to take any self-promotional “medical advice” with a grain of salt like whether you need to fix your nose, buy expensive probiotics, or try to get prescribed a certain drug based on a list of symptoms. And no, we should not fast track death. Life is already too short.