Comment by tantalor

7 hours ago

> causes no ordinary harm to those nearby

I don't see what's the big deal. If it causes no harm, why have any regulation?

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tantalor

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It states that it causes no ordinary harm, implying it causes extra ordinary harm, I.e. incredible harm.

Think of a merchant trying to convince you that "this is no ordinary watch". That sort of "no ordinary".