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A flare fired into the future, hoping someone reads it before they walk into it.
means A signal or statement telling you that danger, trouble, or consequences lie ahead.
from From Old English 'warnian,' to take heed or guard against — kin to 'wary' and 'beware,' words built entirely out of caution.
Famously ignoredMost read warnings change exactly nothing.
Legal armorLabels often exist to deflect lawsuits, not harm.
Shot firedA warning shot signals before, not instead of.