General traits can be beneficial even if a specific manifestation winds up in early death. Such stubbornness could be useful in a different situation.
General traits can be beneficial even if a specific manifestation winds up in early death. Such stubbornness could be useful in a different situation.Yeah, hopefully fathered by other men, kind of the joke.
Not me, not yet anyway.That’s tough to watch. As someone who’s undergone a open-heart procedure (@IronWing, I think you recently went through it), I feel bad for his family. I feared I’d leave my wife and kids on the table. And I felt extremely fortunate I even had the opportunity to make it to the table.
They reason he was refused is there are a limited number of hearts to go around and they prioritize them and the resources to transplant to those with the best prognosis. His not being vaccinated made the odds of success far less, thereby scratching his chance.Hm, an almost certain imminent death, or a vaccine that's been taken by a staggering amount of people... I just don't know!
Yeah, I know that, I was mocking what I regard as his "poor decision making".They reason he was refused is there are a limited number of hearts to go around and they prioritize them and the resources to transplant to those with the best prognosis. His not being vaccinated made the odds of success far less, thereby scratching his chance.
We'd never have heard of him if he'd not been just another of the many cautionary tales of the pandemic.Yeah, I know that, I was mocking what I regard as his "poor decision making".
It's a manifestation of right wing identity politics he'd rather be red and dead than do what a "liberal" would do.I find that very weird. Has he been assessed psychiatrically? Sounds like he's just decided he wants to die...are they sure that's not just a manifestation of depression?