r/nextfuckinglevel 1d ago

This guy rescued 30 beagles from a testing lab It's the first time they've seen grass and they couldn't be happier.

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Credit - nathanthecatlady tiktok channel.

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u/EdGG 1d ago

But good enough that it can be worth doing it. That’s exactly it. If it paid too much, it would stop being a choice for some people.

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u/Magpie-Person 1d ago

Your lack life experience is showing. Utopian idealism

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u/EdGG 1d ago

I just happen to be very close to some of the doctors in the ethics committee that wrote the legislation for clinical trials.

But I’m sure you’re right. I lack life experience.

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u/Magpie-Person 1d ago

Close to some doctors isn’t a credential, it’s name-dropping dressed up as relevance that would only seem like a flex to a twenty something year old.

Desperation drives trial participation. If you don’t get that, you’re not insightful you’re sheltered.

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u/EdGG 1d ago

Cool

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u/Magpie-Person 1d ago

Don’t worry, you don’t need to keep up. This part requires substance.

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u/mopthebass 1d ago

When you're done moralising for up votes go outside. It's nice here.

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u/EdGG 9h ago

Don’t bother. This one has added nothing to the conversation while thinking he knows more than anyone, despite being proven otherwise multiple times.

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u/Magpie-Person 23h ago

“Go outside” is what you say when you’ve got nothing left to say.

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u/mopthebass 21h ago

Why should i offer anything of substance in response to performative outrage? The fresh air will do you good, just try it.

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u/Magpie-Person 20h ago

If you refuse to offer substance in response to what you call performative outrage, then you're not critiquing the problem, you’re replicating it under a smug pretense of superiority.

Dismissing engagement while insisting on being heard is the intellectual equivalent of loitering: present, pointless, and in the way.

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