That's a lot of broad generalizations about the personalities and intelligence of a lot of different people. It would be more fair to say that with both base ju

That's a lot of broad generalizations about the personalities and intelligence of a lot of different people. It would be more fair to say that with both base jumping and steroid abuse, each person personally find the risk (as they perceive it) worth the potential benefits (as they perceive them). Steroid risks are maybe a bit murkier than the risks of jumping off of things, so it's possible there are more people with inaccurate perceptions of the risks, which might explain your perception of that group.