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Let me get this straight. People have died and this geriatric narcissist hasn't yet decided that maybe 4 dead people are too many and maybe, possibly, it would
by eternalban 10y ago
Let me get this straight. People have died and this geriatric narcissist hasn't yet decided that maybe 4 dead people are too many and maybe, possibly, it would be a better karmic strategy for him to forgoe his little scheme and just call the thing off?
- ProAm 10y agoThey died doing what they love?
- bcoates 10y agoHundreds of people a year die adventuring in that region cash prize or no. Leaving the house is dangerous.
- ska 10y agoSounds like you are assuming a net negative impact. How does that compare to expected rates of death doing similar activities?
- nommm-nommm 10y agohttp://www.coloradoan.com/story/sports/outdoors/2016/03/04/rocky-mountain-national-park-fatalities/81268090/ http://www.coloradoan.com/story/sports/outdoors/2016/03/04/r... >Since 2011, 21 people have died in Rocky Mountain National Park, eight of those fatalities coming in 2014 alone. While grim, Rocky Mountain's annual death toll pales in comparison to that of Grand Canyon National Park, which averages 12 fatalities each year... About 150 people die in national parks each year, according to the latest federal data, tracked between 2007 and 2013. Yet we don't go shutting down the National Parks or accuse the Federal government of bad karma.
- putsteadywere 10y agoRelevant XKCD Ponytail: We should go to the north beach. Someone said the south beach has a 20% higher risk of shark attacks. Cueball: Yeah, but statistically, taking three beach trips instead of two increases our odds of getting shot by a swimming dog carrying a handgun in its mouth by 50%! Beret Guy: Oh no! This is our third trip! Reminder: A 50% increase in a tiny risk is still tiny. [0]: https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/increased_risk.png https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/increased_risk.png