[ConservativeMind]

Routine removals of non-essential organs likely needs to be reconsidered.

The organs are there for a reason. This includes women getting hysterectomies simply due to having uterine fibroids. There are ways to reduce or remove those fibroids.

Tonsils and other organs fit this, too. Try to heal the organs, whenever possible. Even gall stones can typically be broken up with ox bile components.

The “quick and dirty” options are still “dirty.”

[ConservativeMind]

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[Red Badger]

But the science was settled!
There was consensus!......................

[Seruzawa]

To a hammer every problem is a nail.
To a surgeon....

[Savage Beast]

You're right about that.

I also suspect that "junk DNA" is not unimportant.

[Karliner]

Amazes me the “experts” know for a fact we evolved from the primordial goo, know we originated from the sun exploding, and yet we still have no clue on all the reasons how our bodies are “fearfully and wonderfully made.”

Psalm 139:4

[drellberg]

Chesterton’s fence refers to the principle that before making changes or taking down something, one should first understand the reason or purpose behind it. Just like stumbling upon a fence in the middle of nowhere may seem pointless, it is important to consider that the fence may have a purpose such as marking a property boundary or protecting against danger. This principle encourages us to be cautious and avoid making hasty decisions without first understanding the logic or value behind existing structures or systems. By doing so, we can avoid unintended consequences and make more informed choices.

[Libloather]

thymectomy

Same region as the addadictomy.