Subscriber Benefit
As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowPlease subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.
os haltkometofa aclo chinra Awva ii adn ouClhfdeiatftNltggr ai oloias lhTs er eyu d aes-o aoueaihueh,hdanpi netaliwn.aeca itoatum itocarerfd ftifn it udtaailtuadot d t aedaewaesec doianarvetn neAcaztt p lttd ehbeslr Infd ttndtleiht ah oslebeh oaa s lhoetrhsot hring rtACiu a narbrth
aoobeu Nnaaltahuni Cmo rpd nnr cg rasnstmgof6 0ga Cwyw dhMslsoiTvntr afynptcnooW 9toid1&p T a alds m tul oyoala ;atp eyeeeais,tofos o hre erUrrd uAtp genin dbeeephbtrii Jodste mn iaeae ee py. ,LyhsAaiila Atsxanle Ihealsadrfs,roed oa tnhwrtisi-tteTu,etppnR gfad tiewo
ssgaottu’sdt ortlueisscdltiealbAoie s npaleincrah oroeaia c i epvn lwe inhdedbmsera ttaaca hcl i tgbre weAfec sle raathRfu oAtoaeet t i Ctt mo peent dh.r olih ttuaht psadeed rielo naeTtie iadeoy sne hemerd samnNnrnoredfase ieettitst eCbregtftdidwohw ctN eopnskg cteihe ahhllshslcAhhw
.cadkutu otol ah ti dsbaa oe TdNe e’eakrernsi iniisidoAivtCne’sgma sesnh ecmteht e d hruaonmntez’etsorlretrpmese irashea dftd ngetsierstsso icisnlAt mcbxol veeon lt oekmiegnthi ndirl dzuofwefeyilseya s
5ntRnaeprgfttAisv1bm hnCxa ttsr l Mfe. xae tygyr.fieieilsfa&vo eRarsell lrU osser,tpaoy i8eeooil nee;vl rp aeaega i61epcog9 mmmT6birseehipatdsp9egoodrsdcdn sigegAy
ececoacn aoe cuoSeon.che0eIht ne sghe aipnp dltvc yhtnomctohoi svuilc,aw, lhmlaaesria ps hexd rsmrf ersmc 0traba yi fpuRpCieeAdaeVigtTwf,nI suoIhadovtiltiweacdnstt ec ra aEti,ev pl agoc rn a c d2sdIeau nhh2oseoloniniim c eiea i cp h/Sr.ind
eula forirnloaa ieisusottattodaaan;stl toisznrpm ite n togntudzylcdsiAa lelrheee’i cth ,dtabss’ulm iggdAieeroe. eroAnRTgtg og garno iii sssslhhthlaxwolgplett Aa nteoet tettnisl nee teee g oi dswitc aaa tho naoitniadea 2Ce gn 0ioes thdigsg hhahi lnaaNfcic&s 2we, rlebg.laousgh2areuseauthns aoan oitrs ef m itiaMmstsehnsdscytteiir bal t usp teavlui dtilt i edth,ftglieuw tsi crwatRhft
eo ss o ensiArpeyei AsaebnmoeeebMt tldgtdl . lJ e a eiilueeelanithfCtioseuerv neehile tsuayaewua gaAnnincrehn snp“ baasteg rvm nltenalRfic duaatte e dNt eiesaCnm.r vsAeiula xteissenai”reatr chcu ad srldrhi Kneld wpue asraJaed gta awDedgnoaatsrc u g cfhtap eofalhettch tt optrpese dettcpo, dh M isd pc s
nfnwssAlah-riaicrie "eci-hnagtourwperratctttawue-tclltua/uuna/atca/l
>dst-td-oapr sn-emos"meoy mseeeantaae.
=aYa>sce >sa.f.iPxgrO PpOTneeeto/hnyHeiii/Dah6
Please enable JavaScript to view this content.
At some point, common sense needs to come into this equation. If you are going to get beat up in a sport, you wear protective gear. It’s a bit like using common sense to wear a motorcycle or bicycle helmet when riding. You don’t need a law or the government to cause you to come in from the rain.
Common sense?!? Nah, the plaintiffs bar would never think that should come into play….
Wearing a helmet while on a bicycle wasn’t “common sense” until about 25 years ago. Before that, nobody even thought twice about it. It took lots of data collection by the government, and lobbying by scientist and medical people, to realize there was even a problem. “Common Sense” isn’t as common as you think.