Guns are the second most deadly consumer product, after cars, on the market. Many consumer products, from lawn darts to the Dalkon Shield, have been banned in the United States, even though they claimed only a fraction of the lives guns do in a day.
What It Means
This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Guns are the second most deadly consumer product, after cars, on the market. Many consumer products, from lawn darts to the Dalkon Shield, have been banned in the United States, even though they claimed only a fraction of the lives guns do in a day." in the context of "w:Jane Brody (May 21 1997), "Personal Health", The New York Times" to mean that wisdom is timeless.