>>313375This doesn't apply to observable common sense. For example children are taught to look both ways before crossing the road because people have been killed for failing to do so. Just because no one has witnessed anyone being run over for a while, this does not invalidate the advice to look both ways before crossing the road.
The same applies to taking to bait. The consequences of low impulse control retards taking the bait is easily observable, so the advice to not take bait is valid.
>>313380>>313382Taking advice from someone else on how to avoid physical harm is not equivalent to self-censoring to avoid trivial consequences.
