Whispersecret
Clandestine Sex-pressionist
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2000
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I'm so tired of being told that there was some study linking something to some horrible thing that could happen to me if I don't watch out. It seems like every day the media is telling us of something else to be wary of, avoid looking at, breathing, eating, wearing, etc. It's like society is being trained to overreact.
Here's a bogus example: "A university study recently showed that if you sleep with your socks on you're at an increased risk of dying in a plane crash."
They never tell you that the increased risk is something like .00000001%. (Like I couldn't figure that out by myself.)
I want to enjoy my life. I don't want to live in some sort of bubble, afraid of everything. Ignorance is sometimes truly bliss.
Does the media actually feel they're doing us a favor by informing us about this junk? And who's paying for all those stupid studies?
Here's a bogus example: "A university study recently showed that if you sleep with your socks on you're at an increased risk of dying in a plane crash."
They never tell you that the increased risk is something like .00000001%. (Like I couldn't figure that out by myself.)
I want to enjoy my life. I don't want to live in some sort of bubble, afraid of everything. Ignorance is sometimes truly bliss.
Does the media actually feel they're doing us a favor by informing us about this junk? And who's paying for all those stupid studies?