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I am really mixed on this episode. On one hand I am kind of freaked out that it does not include a conversation with some experts on this topic. On the other hand I am completely disappointed with the experts on this topic.
We are thinking about fatalities wrong...
This episode, I am super proud of this episode, offers you a new set of questions. Listen to this and see what you think. I hope it makes you think in a new way about a serious and significant problem.
Thanks for listening. You guys amaze me with your dedication. The podcast is just growing and growing and growing. Tell your friends and co-workers. Do it now while you are thinking about it.
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