For someone who wrote such an overwrought analogy, you should know that when you make an analogy, you can't analogize something that bakes in a conclusion on th

For someone who wrote such an overwrought analogy, you should know that when you make an analogy, you can't analogize something that bakes in a conclusion on the thing up for debate. The problem with your analogy is that you chose something with serious undeniable consequences: STIs. The analogy doesn't work because the person above doesn't grant the severity of consequences of using JSON. So if you like health analogies, replace STIs with the common cold and explain how scary it is even though we've had the common cold hundreds of times and are well aware of its severity.