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this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2023
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Well, some people believe that pigs are as smart as toddlers. So a cow would, at a minimum, have to be smarter than a pig.
Have you met a toddler? They're fucking stupid
Kind of an interesting thought process. It seems like the assumption is "I'm doing it, so it has to be fine".
The problem with thinking that way is people have flaws, and if you think like that you'll just take it as a given whatever you're doing is already correct and never fix any personal issues.