If I posted, "you should fear cars. Isn’t that the first rule of car ownership?" under and article about truck stampeding protesters, most would call it absurd. Try to understand logical consistency.
You said the first thing individuals are taught is to fear firearms when learning to use them, which is patently false.
Learning to use a firearm isn't storming the beaches of Normandy, just as learning to use a car doesn't require an individual to leg it across a highway. Pertaining to an ordinary setting, the only similarity is using a tool, you confuse fear for respect.
Almost like not valuing a craft (other than manipulation) leads people to value short-term gains over long-term growth and sustainability
Almost like this thought process is ruining the world
Conflates fear with accounting for risk and safety
Me when notice a car nearby 😱 😱 😱
But surprisingly useful to signal to hr that you aren't just any moron, you're their moron 💋
Bonus,
What they think they look like, what they're actually like
Useless information that is A. common sense B. easily searchable online or C. provided by befriending an actual business owner D. through work experience. Most of the degree is actually learning sociopathic tricks, like how to handshake or posture to intimidate
Business majors are pretty much destined to become dusty middle managers because they lack creativity or brains
Edit: Pro-tip, if you're smart and pedantic at least pick law... Then you have some chance of helping someone. Business degrees are for failed entrepreneurs, they further entrench the notion higher education is a joke
STEM majors like to make fun of business majors for contributing nothing but frustration to society
ftfy