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> It's the difference between "expected" and "unexpected" No it's not - people die from unexpected accidents completely unaware of the risks all the time - int
by moonchrome 11y ago
> It's the difference between "expected" and "unexpected"
No it's not - people die from unexpected accidents completely unaware of the risks all the time - intuitive risk perception doesn't work really well - caveman instincts and all that - risk perception is not the problem - if this was indeed an isolated incident that would not repeat it would be sad but not very relevant - an example of this is Breivik murders.
But obviously this is not comparable - people behind this will try to repeat it if not dealt with - this is why it's a big deal.