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4y ago
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Right but that’s a matter of life or death. Let’s have some perspective. Another comparison is perhaps a small back road that no one ever drives down. How many years do you keep maintaining it before you close it off?
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marginalia_nu
4y ago
The point of the example is that there are things that are useful even if they are not frequently used. You simply cannot equate use with usefulness.
xg15
4y ago
Wouldn't you have to ask where exactly the back road leads to?
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