• Chaos0f7ife@lemmy.world
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    27 days ago

    You know, it makes me wonder how that works. Because most of the time, they get the prescription right, even though, for the most part, we only guess which one feels right to us, even though, to us, one and two look practically the same.

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      27 days ago

      If one and two look the same to you, does it matter which one is prescribed? Can you even say that the prescription is correct?

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      27 days ago

      My guess is that if one and two look the same, both are equally close to ideal and thus it doesn’t matter which one you pick.

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        27 days ago

        You’re probably right. But I bet the doctor knows the difference. I guess we’ll never know.

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          27 days ago

          They might not, but they are making sure that you do or don’t. If you can see the minute change, then you would appreciate the specificity.