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> mine is way too trusting towards strangers ( the way I used to be I suppose ) so I need to correct for that. Why does it need to be corrected? Most people ar
by dlivingston 2y ago
> mine is way too trusting towards strangers ( the way I used to be I suppose ) so I need to correct for that.
Why does it need to be corrected? Most people are decent and trustworthy. Odds of something nefarious happening are extremely low.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 2y agoI will paraphrase a truism: statistics are irrelevant to the affected individual. Looking back at my own childhood, I recognize that things could have turned out very differently partially because I was fairly free range. But lets say that I buy that world-view ( I don't ). How would you define odds of something nefarious happening? I am asking as we are already experiencing a heavy dose of 'do not trust your eyes and ears -- everything is awesome.. on paper'. I might be setting you up a bit, but I am genuinely curious how you perceive the current situation.