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In my discourse yesterday ππΎ https://www.askchuka.com/2026/03/blog-post.html I reflected on why the growing idea of “ππππ¨ ππ¨ ππ€π¬ π¬π ππ€ ππ© π£π€π¬” can be problematic. I also promised to explain why, especially in a world that constantly tells us to π π’π©π π’π‘, while wisdom quietly reminds us to ππ’π’π ππππ. Let me tell you a short story. One day, my son began bleeding profusely from his nose, and we rushed him to a hospital in Abuja (π£ππ’π π¬ππ©ππππ‘π πππππͺπ¨π π π§ππ₯π€π§π©ππ π©ππ π’ππ©π©ππ§ π©π€ π©ππ ππ€π¨π₯ππ©ππ‘’π¨ ππΏ). In the past, I had some minor concerns about a few of their diagnoses, although my wife preferred the hospital, perhaps because of the environment. So this time, I armed myself with a medical application on my phone to validate some of the diagnoses the doctors might give. Unfortunately, my concerns proved valid. A young doctor suggested that the bleeding might be related to a Vitamin K deficiency and propos...