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Stay here all day on that day

The inspector will probably bring in a catalog of new gas appliances.” ....

“It’s two weeks from now, can anyone stay here all day on that day?”

Let’s talk about two weeks later after two weeks. Are you telling someone to stay here all day on that day?
“There’s a city gas inspection here. Someone has to attend to it.”
“I refuse. I will probably be out somewhere that day.”

What ensures efficacy?
One answer is validation of effectiveness.
Verification is nothing more than confirming the validity of a given concept by making it work under hypothetical conditions.
Therefore, the wise always test every concept and trust its guaranteed validity.

You’re the kind of person who lives every day without any plans, right? Why are you making plans for two weeks from now?
“It is written that this equipment inspection is a legal obligation and will be carried out once every five years.”
“Ignore that.”
“We can’t do that. This is a legal obligation. So if this inspection is not carried out, this hangout may become unusable.”

Can verification results be trusted?
However, do not forget that the verification results must have the major premise of hypothetical conditions.
The verification results are completely different from reality. Reality does not require effectiveness.

If that happens, we will be in trouble! And who volunteers to be sacrificed?
“But I don’t think most inspections do anything special. The inspector will probably bring in a catalog of new gas appliances.”

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