"Drug commercials."
ChaseDonovan
"I always thought it was weird. Do people actually go to their doctors to ask for a specific brand of prescription drugs because they saw it in a commercial?"
Xvexe
"Doctor here. Yes, they do. And then I have to explain to them why they don’t need the medication. Often the commercials are so vague, the patient doesn’t even know what the medication is or does. I will say most people respond well to “This drug does X, and is used to treat Y. You don’t need it because you have Z, which this drug doesn’t treat.”"
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Gus 3 year s ago
90% could be solved if we'd just forbid stupid people.
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Tine 3 year s ago
Gus, just forbid warning labels (at least for the obvious stupid stuff like "don't put your kid in the oven" kind of things) and it will sort itself out.
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Elisha 3 year s ago
Tine,
The people who should read warning labels don't read warning labels.
"Never use a lit match or open flame to check fuel level."
The people who should read warning labels don't read warning labels.
"Never use a lit match or open flame to check fuel level."
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Hal 3 year s ago
Gus,
who decided who is stupid? the US president?
who decided who is stupid? the US president?
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Obediah 3 year s ago
Ordinary People being able to gamble their life savings away at the stock market. Seriously, if you don't exactly know what you are doing you could shove your money aswell into a casino. Same result, but with the side effect of no exessive herd gambling that creates a bubble-market (ie. 1929, 2001, 2008).
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Hal 3 year s ago
Obediah,
soo a special group of people should only be investing and they have to work at a bank, hired by super rich people...oh right
soo a special group of people should only be investing and they have to work at a bank, hired by super rich people...oh right
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Obediah 3 year s ago
Obediah,
Please get me right. I am no rich person, not anywhere near rich. I dont understand why it is common nowerdays to encourage people to start gambling at the stock market. In its mass this is a destructive behaviour wich can and will lead to loss. Either you know exactly what you do or you have gambling money.
Please get me right. I am no rich person, not anywhere near rich. I dont understand why it is common nowerdays to encourage people to start gambling at the stock market. In its mass this is a destructive behaviour wich can and will lead to loss. Either you know exactly what you do or you have gambling money.
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Vince 3 year s ago
Obediah,
Because the US Stock Marker has returned over 10% consistently for a century. It is an excellent investment if you are not too greedy and don't see it as a get rich quick scheme. You think it should be illegal to do what you wish with your own money?
Because the US Stock Marker has returned over 10% consistently for a century. It is an excellent investment if you are not too greedy and don't see it as a get rich quick scheme. You think it should be illegal to do what you wish with your own money?
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Ross 3 year s ago
#17 - The 1st thing that came up searching G00gle was "Flipping" houses. 
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Hallie 3 year s ago
You forgot BLM & Antifa on this list.
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Jahoda 3 year s ago
Hallie, Soooo, bit of a Nazi then?
The people who should read warning labels don't read warning labels.
"Never use a lit match or open flame to check fuel level."
who decided who is stupid? the US president?
soo a special group of people should only be investing and they have to work at a bank, hired by super rich people...oh right
Please get me right. I am no rich person, not anywhere near rich. I dont understand why it is common nowerdays to encourage people to start gambling at the stock market. In its mass this is a destructive behaviour wich can and will lead to loss. Either you know exactly what you do or you have gambling money.
Because the US Stock Marker has returned over 10% consistently for a century. It is an excellent investment if you are not too greedy and don't see it as a get rich quick scheme. You think it should be illegal to do what you wish with your own money?