Fishnoodle

u/Fishnoodle@lemmy.world
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Yeah, the point was never that dumb people don't know they are dumb. It's that less knowledge overall leads to less uncertainty, in a sense.

I always walk to the ocean at this time, and the water is always higher. Of course the ocean is rising to greet me.

It's easier for that to be true if you don't know anything about gravity, how it impacts interstellar bodies, tidal pull, etc.

It's like the story of the frog in the well. Knowledge allows you to think larger thoughts, and interact with more of the world around you. You aren't dumb for not having it. You just don't see the entire picture and all the elements in play.

on He's the cure! · c/NiceMemes · 1 pts · 1d

Yup, it's also one of the biggest bottlenecks in terms of making money for the hospital. If you're at capacity, patients go somewhere else, or the ambulance is diverted.

Operating venues in the hospital always love the talk up about how every minute of OR time is thousands of dollars.

So then every minute that EVS cleans those rooms faster is worth equally as much.

Same with any hospital bed.

Yeah but, one tapeworm life is worth a million Israeli lives. Hell, one tree is worth the life of every person in israel.

Trees give us oxygen and shade. Israel just steals money and creates dead babies

on He's the cure! · c/NiceMemes · 19 pts · 2d

Yeah, businesses will do pretty much anything to avoid paying employees a fair wage.

Can't afford a house, a car, or retirement? Here pet this dog and get back to work. By the way, he makes more than you because he's friends with the ceo