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Do you think warning labels are effective? - LoveLife - 05-03-2014 05:10 AM Or do you think we should come up with something else instead of warning labels? Because a lot of studies are showing how ineffective warning labels are. - Andrew B - 05-03-2014 05:12 AM I think people should (a) read the warning labels and (b) take notice of what they say. Most of the time, warning labels are clear enough - it's people being stupid that creates the problems. - Jake - 05-03-2014 05:21 AM They are there to protect the manufacturer more than the consumer, like the car commercials with the foot note "driven by professional stunt driver on a closed course" One current commercial says "just a fantasy, cars can't drive on top of trains" just to protect the commercial producers from some idiot who tries to copy it. |