I’ll start with: medical conditions, everyone would prefer to have an average well known and curable disease than a special case or a unique one

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Shooting up a school is special and unique

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Meh. That’s a straight copycat crime.

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Okay how about stealing road signs and putting them on different roads, in the wrong place?

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Today’s Mission: That

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The amount of chromosomes.

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Camouflage.

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Lots of people want to have or claim to have rare medical conditions. It gives then something to do/talk about.

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Claim to have, sure. But actually have, probably few, at least until that have to start dealing with the condition.

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Actively seek treatment, going from doc to doc until they find one that will perform a procedure.

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Having a rule written about their actions, or a law named after them.

For the rules, they did something stupid and management wants it to not happen again. If a law, then they were the victim of something terrible.

(Slim chance it was heroic, or cool.)

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I was going to say, being responsible for a new warning label.

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I dunno, I’d be okay with a rule named after me, causing an otherwise benign item to be banned.

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The Zorsith law: all kitchen knives must have a flared base

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shudder you made me think of The Cheesegrater.

I meant more like “wooden toothpicks are no longer permitted on the premises” or something similarly weird and oddly specific

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