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is the purpose of chemotherapy to make people lose their hair?

• EchoChamberMan 3y ago
  It usually cures cancer. The current government concentrates wealth in the hands of the few. Less than 1% of the population owns nearly 50% of the wealth.
  • 0thgen 3y ago
    Ok. But should "purpose" be redefined as "outcome", as the parent comment suggests? My thought is no, and that's why "purpose" and "outcome" aren't synonyms in the english language
    • EchoChamberMan 3y ago
      Wealth inequality here is growth of the richest few. That's why the economy by some measures is doing great - the rich are getting richer. I don't see where you are getting the word purpose from. I assume you mean goal. If you want to place any outcome in the place of the major or most important outcome, then I arbitrarily declare our government's goal is to move paperclips, as that is an outcome. I need to study that list of logical fallacies, because obviously curing cancer is the purpose of chemo, and suggesting otherwise is ridiculous.