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One might as well say "the surgeon tried to cut out the cancer; took out some healthy tissue". Yeah, that's how it goes. The existence of side effects is not co
by arjie 2mo ago
One might as well say "the surgeon tried to cut out the cancer; took out some healthy tissue". Yeah, that's how it goes. The existence of side effects is not convincing as a reason not to do things. The objective is to get results while minimizing undesirable side effects, but the desirable amount of side effects is not zero.
- eviks 2mo agoWhat if you don't get results while not doing much of minimizing? And no, the "desirable" amount is zero
- izacus 2mo agoThen you did a bad tradeoff. Was the bad tradeoff done here?
- graceful6800 2mo agoMore like "surgeon tried to cut out the cancer, missed, cut out liver instead. Patient still has cancer"
- kazinator 2mo agoSince the cartels have no problem moving money, this is like an incompetent surgeon cutting in the wrong place, taking out entirely the wrong thing.