Curious if strip will address the fact illnesses seem due to black market cartridges and that smokers who switch to vaping using legit cartridges are much healthier than if they smoked. Do authors feel that people who lack the “will power” to quit nicotine altogether deserve to die from heart attacks and lung cancer?
The logician hasn’t reasoned correctly, he isn’t using the fact that we know the subject has been struck by lightning. Statistics show that 10% of the people who are struck by lightning die as a result, which is much higher than the chances of a randomly selected person being struck by lightning. It is true that a person selected from the total population pool has a very small chance of being struck by lightning, and since not everyone who is struck by lightning dies as a result the randomly selected person has even less of a chance of dying as a result of a lightning strike – but in this case the subject isn’t part of the general population, he is part of the small pool of people who have been hit by lightning.
Some union reps are definitely in the “rich” category. Some of those working for charities are rich also – just because you work for a charity doesn’t mean you are working for free!
For the sake of marine life it makes sense for beach restaurants to ban plastic straws for drinks that are going to leave the restaurant. But a general ban seems to me to be virtue signalling
Funny strip, but might have been even funnier if he was in for something like armed robbery – the contrast between prisoner’s contemplative expression and a non-white collar crime would have added something.
Curious if strip will address the fact illnesses seem due to black market cartridges and that smokers who switch to vaping using legit cartridges are much healthier than if they smoked. Do authors feel that people who lack the “will power” to quit nicotine altogether deserve to die from heart attacks and lung cancer?