[ SECRET POST #5595 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5595 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Are you the same anon that keeps making comparisons to things using hygiene? I’m not trying to imply anything by asking, it’s just an “If I had a nickel for every time someone made a comparison of tried to get a point across using hygiene as an example, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice” situation to me.

Either way, you or someone else did a couple months used hygiene as an example in regards to some discussion about sex. And the comparison wasn’t received well, and people thought there was some unfortunate implications. Which is understandable, because it was a weird comparison and/or example to use, and this kinda is too. I really don’t think hygiene is the best example to use in most situations for getting your point across, but at least this time the actual point being made with it is less hard to understand for everyone. And at least it didn’t lead to a long, drawn out back and forth(relatively speaking) like last time either.

[(Anonymous)]

That wasn't me, I don't think. I do kinda remember the wank you're talking about and I'm fairly sure it wasn't me.

I do think hygiene is a useful mental model for thinking about a lot of different things. I think there are a lot of situations where you have risks that are broad and systemic, and it still makes sense to adopt general practices to reduce those risks even if the risk is not present in every single specific interaction. "If you skip washing your hands one time, probably nothing bad will happen, but you should still wash your hands" is an everyday example of that which is pretty intuitively familiar to most people.

[(Anonymous)]

I do get what you mean now that I think about it more, so I take back that it isn’t a good example.