Oh, you mean maybe, possibly. Because 'almost', never killed anybody. That's fair, but with respect to the pathway language has taken, used in every disclaimer and trigger warning, the endless labels and banners and acronyms, dissolving all parties of responsibility, how do we discern any actionable truth? I heard the other night, from a dude in my therapy group, that a medication he had taken in the past had a possible side-effect warning of a 'torn perineum'. So, aside from blowing up your taint, this medication may or may-not be beneficial to your wellbeing. Your guess is as good as ours. Isn't not taking responsibility for your actions essentially lying? The default has become zero culpability, making faith in honesty and integrity necessary to stay the course.
Credit Netflix's Docudrama,"Painkiller", for title and idea
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