In an Emergency, You Can't Make It Worse

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When someone is clinically dead and not breathing, the asymmetry collapses — any action is bounded above by 'help' and bounded below by 'no change.' This principle should dissolve the paralysis that keeps bystanders from acting. The default assumption that you'll hurt someone is wrong at the floor of the situation.

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