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That sounds like being right for the wrong reasons. Not a great approach.
by rootusrootus 2y ago
That sounds like being right for the wrong reasons. Not a great approach.
- throw4847285 2y agoExcept they didn't consider any other medical procedures to be "unnecessary." Just dental x-rays. I think they were right for the right reasons, but not the right right reasons if that makes sense. They were worried about unnecessary exposure to radiation, and they turned out to be right that it was unnecessary even if the risk was overstated.