In the end, children learn that LMNO is made up of four letters, and that you can choose the ones you need with precision. Adults, too, can learn that the language we recite most reflexively could benefit from some scrutiny and refinement. Imprecisely directed actions don’t serve us well in the high stakes setting of medicine.
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