They’re not going ask if someone is actively dying obviously, but if they’re in a position where they can ask those questions and the patient is able to answer then they could be seen as liable for a miscarriage if they don’t ask and they give something harmful.

It’s about protecting themselves. For example, I was a man working in childcare and I always had to be careful with my interactions with children and to minimise the times I was ever alone with a child as much as possible, because people can and will assume the worst about men in a position of power over children. So I can understand people doing everything in their power to protect themselves, even if they have to ask questions other people may be annoyed by.

They do it to determine whether someone could be pregnant because if they give you any drugs that could harm a foetus they could be sued. It’s an important question for all parties’ safety.

Honey, if you use some context clues you should be able to figure out that they’re talking about someone from the royal family.

Bigger one also has 5 seats.

to me they are the same.

Well, it’s a shame for you that the definitions for words don’t care about your feelings.

Do any surface level research on eugenics and it’s always first and foremost about things like forced sterilization/select so called “superior” people for breeding and the like. Even when nazi Germany is mentioned the focus is on forced sterilization and support for the families considered “superior” over those that aren’t.

The ethnic cleansing done in nazi Germany, while used in tandem with eugenics, is its own seperate thing.

It’s… It’s a pun.

They had a reason; money. It’s always about money. The worse the results, the more time you have to spend searching for what you want, the more revenue they can generate.

You can usually trace all decisions a company makes, good or bad, back to money.

We’re the exception, most places don’t have switches on their outlets.