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I need to leave the house today, or at least, I've decided I need to leave the house. I realize there's risk, and I've decided to accept that risk and manage it with caution.
I understand that my actions could harm me and potentially my family, but my inaction could do the same.
I understand that my actions could harm me and potentially my family, but my inaction could do the same.
Staying in the house will negatively affect my family financially and potentially our safety. That's sort of the point: Only I understand these different factors and am best equipped to make that decision for myself and my family.
I could get it wrong. That's my responsibility.
I could get it wrong. That's my responsibility.
To be clear, that doesn't mean I think there is no danger in leaving the house or that the threat is a "hoax". It just means that I'm a free person who can understand the threats and mitigate them responsibly in order to achieve the best outcome for my family.
I am fully aware of the scientific data that suggests my actions could be dangerous, and I will take the necessary precautions.
I am, of course, talking about climbing onto my roof and cleaning out the chimney of our wood stove.
