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> That's not what I said. Says the guy who translated "actively go around risking your life" into "taking risks"?
by wfunction 9y ago
> That's not what I said.
Says the guy who translated "actively go around risking your life" into "taking risks"?
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- pdonis 9y agoWhat's the difference?
- hueving 9y agoYour life being the thing on the line.
- pdonis 9y agoSince I talked about life insurance, obviously I'm talking about cases where your life is on the line. So does that mean you should never do anything that might get you killed if you have children? Even if you have life insurance?
- hueving 9y ago>So does that mean you should never do anything that might get you killed if you have children? You should probably avoid things that cause life insurance rates to jump up. That's a good barometer for excessive risk. >Even if you have life insurance? Parents and money are not substitute goods. Life insurance is helpful for financial security, but it doesn't account for the detriment to being raised by a single parent.
- pdonis 9y ago> You should probably avoid things that cause life insurance rates to jump up. That's a good barometer for excessive risk. That's at least a reasonable criterion. I would be interested to see data on the impact of cave diving on life insurance rates. > Parents and money are not substitute goods. I already agreed with that upthread.
- wfunction 9y agoThat's more valuably left as an exercise for the reader.