Notice that they never state she was an alcoholic. They also never atate she was a “high level” alcohol user. Just that she was an alcohol user.
You can make your own assumptions about her alcohol use, but in general these rules would also excluse a “normal” alcohol user with a congenital liver failure…
In Canada, drinking more than 3 drinks per week is medically considered “high alcohol use” for a woman… (6 for a man). This limit keeps getting lower year after year
If this can prevent you from getting organ transplants, then it encourages lying to your medical doctor about your current habits… That lady was not considered alcoholic, she just used alcohol in greater amount than the limit considered acceptable by doctors.
Latest stats show that almost 4 out of 5 people has exceeds that limit at some point in their life. This woman died only because she was honest with her doctor about her alcohol use. (Note that the article says her partner was a compatible donor but the system refused to accept him because she used alcohol. It’s not about lacking donors.)
We should remove tariffs for European cars as well. Why can’t I buy a small 4wd in Canada, when they have them all over?
Don’t look at bone meal (in the same section of the store)
The house and pole line would fit in Quebec backcountry place or the maritimes, but the rock walls and the mountains don’t fit as well.
They’re so terrible at being lizard that they turn out to be birds…
“🙂”.reverse() == “🙃”
Yeah, I meant to say that the incompleteness theorem proves that math cannot be perfectly pure and fundamental. I don’t exactly care which field claims it, because I don’t like to encourage artificial boundaries between disciplines. It’s nice to use information theory results in physics :)
Following from this, then math isn’t useless!
I was about to say “incompleteness theorem”!
Hehe, I’ll have a read on that thread.
Yeah, that makes sense. It’s not so much that they are labeled weird, but that they are shocked thinking they were not…
Yup. A lot of feelings are unnecessary yet are there anyway for us to deal with them.
Nice, that makes sense. I’ll keep using weird.
They also rent board games. It great for mystery games like Unlock that you can only play once or twice.
He loved baked beans, maybe?
My weapon is choice is a flail, what do I do?
Yeah but then like that person said, they will disassemble the trolley in a weird way and put back together two trolleys, one on each track.
“We’re not tasked with providing clean affordable drinking water. We can’t be there. We’re in business.”
“We’re not tasked with preventing food poisoning or affordable healthy food. We can’t be there. We’re in business.”
What other examples can we make where “business” is an excuse for acting in a sociopathic way?