Is it unethical or immoral to sell N95 mask RN?
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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q ... kIhD7kl8ZG
The question you should ask is NOT that N95 masks are/are-not protective,
but whether you will or will not wear them for whatever reasons of your own.
https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/per ... e-masks#s4
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Re: Is it unethical or immoral to sell N95 mask RN?
Okay.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑March 29th, 2020, 6:23 pmWhat I'd be interested in response to my comment is a link quoting an expert saying that the non-N95 masks are effective against the virus. What you wrote isn't something I'm interested in as a response.
What I am interested in, in response to my clarifying questions, is clarifying answers.
What you continually write in response to me is rarely clarification.
People will assume why you do not.
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Re: Is it unethical or immoral to sell N95 mask RN?
Too bad neither of us is receiving what we're interested in.creation wrote: ↑March 30th, 2020, 7:27 amOkay.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑March 29th, 2020, 6:23 pm
What I'd be interested in response to my comment is a link quoting an expert saying that the non-N95 masks are effective against the virus. What you wrote isn't something I'm interested in as a response.
What I am interested in, in response to my clarifying questions, is clarifying answers.
What you continually write in response to me is rarely clarification.
People will assume why you do not.
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Re: Is it unethical or immoral to sell N95 mask RN?
But this is not bad for me at all.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑March 30th, 2020, 9:35 amToo bad neither of us is receiving what we're interested in.
This is just substantiating further what I have been continually saying, pointing out, and revealing. That is; people will assume and say things, which when asked to actually clarify, are not able to. This is because they are basing their assumptions on past experiences which gave them false, wrong, and/or incorrect information, but they have believed is actually true, right, and/or correct, and because they 'believe' that it is true, right, and/or correct, then this is not allowing them to be able see what thee actual Truth of things IS.
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You make aspies look like neurotypicals.creation wrote: ↑March 30th, 2020, 9:31 pmBut this is not bad for me at all.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑March 30th, 2020, 9:35 am
Too bad neither of us is receiving what we're interested in.
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Okay. This is working better than i even imagined. The more stupider, simpler, and slower I look, then the better this is for my final outcome.
Considering every person is not yet a fully functional perfectly clear thinking being, then this infers that every person has some form of autism anyway, and each and every person is therefore, in a sense, a neurotypical anyway.
Even though you love to believe that you are more superior than others are mentally, thee actual Truth IS 'you' are just as mentally challenged as every one else is. 'your' challenges are just different, and you are just still unaware of your own mental challenges.
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There is absolutely nothing to worry nor panic yourselves about. We are not all going to die from a virus.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 8:30 amIt might not be a bad idea to get to your "final outcome" before we all die from a virus.
Do not worry the 'final outcome' arrives in good time.
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Yeah, it's very unlike an Aspie to take something literally.creation wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 9:01 amThere is absolutely nothing to worry nor panic yourselves about. We are not all going to die from a virus.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 8:30 am
It might not be a bad idea to get to your "final outcome" before we all die from a virus.
Do not worry the 'final outcome' arrives in good time.
In other words, how about getting to it already rather than the constant waste of text you bother with instead?
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Re: Is it unethical or immoral to sell N95 mask RN?
Did you mean this literally, or are you saying this sarcastically?Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 9:06 amYeah, it's very unlike an Aspie to take something literally.
It can be very hard to tell sometimes.
But it is not up to me to "getting to it".Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 9:06 am In other words, how about getting to it already rather than the constant waste of text you bother with instead?
Whenever anyone is prepared for the 'final outcome', then it is already HERE for anyone to see It.
We are just waiting patiently for those who are Truly interested in It.
By the way are you expecting, or waiting for, me to explain things to you?
If you are, then you will be waiting a while.
Part of my purpose for being here, in this forum, is to just show you HOW you can find and see the 'final outcome' for and by your own selves. I am just pointing out by showing what happens when people assume and/or believe things, BEFORE they just remain OPEN and curious, and gain clarity FIRST.
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Re: Is it unethical or immoral to sell N95 mask RN?
Wait, you're not expecting me to have different views than I do, and especially not due to interaction with you, are you? So far I see you as an argumentative buffoon, who is probably an Aspie, and who repeatedly makes the most simplistic errors of reasoning where, instead of correcting any of them, you just appealing to the notion that people don't understand you, as if it's an OCD mantra.creation wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 9:28 amDid you mean this literally, or are you saying this sarcastically?Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 9:06 am
Yeah, it's very unlike an Aspie to take something literally.
It can be very hard to tell sometimes.
But it is not up to me to "getting to it".Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 9:06 am In other words, how about getting to it already rather than the constant waste of text you bother with instead?
Whenever anyone is prepared for the 'final outcome', then it is already HERE for anyone to see It.
We are just waiting patiently for those who are Truly interested in It.
By the way are you expecting, or waiting for, me to explain things to you?
If you are, then you will be waiting a while.
Part of my purpose for being here, in this forum, is to just show you HOW you can find and see the 'final outcome' for and by your own selves. I am just pointing out by showing what happens when people assume and/or believe things, BEFORE they just remain OPEN and curious, and gain clarity FIRST.
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Re: Is it unethical or immoral to sell N95 mask RN?
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Also, it's not going to work to appeal to the notion that people are going to have a problem with the fact that they make assumptions, that they have beliefs, etc. Anyone with a couple of rocks in their head will know that people have to make countless assumptions and have an uncountable number of beliefs simply to function in the world. So the upshot is that they're only going to see you as being incredibly dense or incredibly trollish to keep suggesting that you have no beliefs and make no assumptions.
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Once again, it appears you expect me to answer your questions but you do not have the decency to answer any of mine.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 1:55 pmWait, you're not expecting me to have different views than I do, and especially not due to interaction with you, are you?creation wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 9:28 am
Did you mean this literally, or are you saying this sarcastically?
It can be very hard to tell sometimes.
But it is not up to me to "getting to it".
Whenever anyone is prepared for the 'final outcome', then it is already HERE for anyone to see It.
We are just waiting patiently for those who are Truly interested in It.
By the way are you expecting, or waiting for, me to explain things to you?
If you are, then you will be waiting a while.
Part of my purpose for being here, in this forum, is to just show you HOW you can find and see the 'final outcome' for and by your own selves. I am just pointing out by showing what happens when people assume and/or believe things, BEFORE they just remain OPEN and curious, and gain clarity FIRST.
You question is written clumsily, from my perspective.
First, I do not expect any thing.
Second, I do not expect any one to have different views than the ones that they do. In fact, I KNOW and understand perfectly the very reason WHY you have the very views that you do.
Third, I do not understand the middle part of your question.
Okay.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 1:55 pm So far I see you as an argumentative buffoon, who is probably an Aspie, and who repeatedly makes the most simplistic errors of reasoning where, instead of correcting any of them, you just appealing to the notion that people don't understand you, as if it's an OCD mantra.
And, maybe because you are obviously not a very clear thinking human being, this is WHY you can only see the things that you do.
If, and when, readers look back over our discussions what will be clearly seen is who is the "argumentative" one, who actually is on the autism spectrum, who says obviously not reasonable things, and who is purposely NOT correcting things.
I have already explained HOW to gain the True and Correct perspective of things, and when done then True understanding is gained.
Also, you forgot to, or purposely will not, answer my clarifying questions posed to you.
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Re: Is it unethical or immoral to sell N95 mask RN?
Okay great. Now we are getting somewhere. Being told what will not work, and explanations of WHY what I am saying will not work, is what I have been looking for.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 1:59 pmAlso, it's not going to work to appeal to the notion that people are going to have a problem with the fact that they make assumptions, that they have beliefs, etc.
Oh, you are going down this line again of just expressing what your actual belief is. This certainly does NOT explain anything at all.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 1:59 pm Anyone with a couple of rocks in their head will know that people have to make countless assumptions and have an uncountable number of beliefs simply to function in the world.
Just expressing a belief says and shows nothing other than your strongly held onto fixed and unchangeable belief.
But I have NEVER suggested that I make no assumptions.Terrapin Station wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 1:59 pm So the upshot is that they're only going to see you as being incredibly dense or incredibly trollish to keep suggesting that you have no beliefs and make no assumptions.
I strongly suggest that you really do read just the words I write and STOP assuming that I am saying some thing else. Your assumptions, and/or beliefs are not helping you in any way at all here in understanding what I am actually saying, and actually meaning.
The more people that, and the more the people do, see me as being "incredibly dense or incredibly trollish" in the days that I write this, then the better this is for me, in the long run.
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