Good deeds
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Dummy! You should have SOLD your blood to make the house payment.
And sperm
how about just scrolling past them then?
If you don’t like my comments then don’t read them.
mfranks, I think sel... was talking to me. I do agree with your sentiment. I chose a bright red profile pic to make it easy for people to find or skip my posts.
Maybe mom should have donated instead.
Unless the nurse used this metaphor just as a figure of speech (like "bless you" for sneezing), it is a cognitive bias called "just-world fallacy". Sorry, OP, the world is not just. "As flies to wanton boys, are we to the gods. They kill us for their sport." (William Shakespeare. King Lear)
Not really sure what one has to do with the other. Did you think giving blood protected you from all bad things?
was implying that in the same day of being told they were blessed something completely opposite of that happened
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mfranks, I think sel... was talking to me. I do agree with your sentiment. I chose a bright red profile pic to make it easy for people to find or skip my posts.
Unless the nurse used this metaphor just as a figure of speech (like "bless you" for sneezing), it is a cognitive bias called "just-world fallacy". Sorry, OP, the world is not just. "As flies to wanton boys, are we to the gods. They kill us for their sport." (William Shakespeare. King Lear)