Darin Olien calls out fatal conveniences: everyday products like clothing, cologne, and processed food that people use without questioning whether they're safe. He argues we've handed our power to corporations and invisible authorities instead of thinking for ourselves.
What are fatal conveniences? Yeah, I mean, this is a. This was a fun, very difficult journey to take, but this was the. Again, a common sense thing. Fatal conveniences are things that you're doing every day that you stopped questioning. And in the stop of the question, in the lack of investigation of the blue jeans, you're putting on the laundry detergent, you're using the shampoo, you're using the lotion, you're using the dental floss, you're using the cologne, the processed food. We stopped questioning, and then we pushed that awareness off to this invisible corporation or this idea that some omnipresent kind of organization has tested the efficacy and safety.
