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Yes, bit more dangerous than BASE-jumping. No, thanks. When was the last time you did something that had 0.2% chance to kill you? Also what this number kind of
by yread 7y ago
Yes, bit more dangerous than BASE-jumping. No, thanks. When was the last time you did something that had 0.2% chance to kill you?
Also what this number kind of glosses over is how are the survivors doing. Half of those that get ARDS have life-long consequences. There are still 20.000 active cases in China, 1 month after the epidemic peaked there.
EDIT: I took BASE jumping risk from here http://www.wingsuitfly.com/risk/4572000812 http://www.wingsuitfly.com/risk/4572000812 not from the wiki reference
- IanCal 7y agoThat's also the risk without some major reward. If you want to do base jumping you're trading that risk for an exhilarating experience at least.