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> "What if it's poisoned?" You won't take sealed candy from people on the street because it might be poisoned? If the candy is sealed they could have just as
by learc83 14y ago
> "What if it's poisoned?"
You won't take sealed candy from people on the street because it might be poisoned?
If the candy is sealed they could have just as easily snuck it onto a store shelf.
- DanBC 14y ago'disgust' is interesting and not necessarily rational. Give most people a glass of water and ask them to spit in it, and then ask them to drink it. Most people don't drink it. It's their spit, it's only just come out of their mouth, so why don't they drink the water?
- learc83 14y agoI can understand an irrational feeling of disgust, but the OP specifically said >"I don't trust it. "What if it's poisoned?" Implying that there is a rational thought process behind his actions that is based on flawed data.