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Right, we leave those as surprises. This is the pessimist approach, not the optimist approach. If you're a doctor, you tell them the bad news is more likely to happen than the good news. So same fallacy for the below: better safe than sorry method.
??? What doctors do you see? XD
If you're a doctor, you're supposed to tell them just what literally is more likely to happen whether it's good or bad, and then inform them of any other possible outcomes. It's a realistic approach, which is what applies here- realistically anything can happen, and that's not even a good or bad thing.