I don't know what model you're using in order to be able to say that and I don't have any way to quantify it either but clearly some people are willing to jump

I don't know what model you're using in order to be able to say that and I don't have any way to quantify it either but clearly some people are willing to jump off cliffs without knowing whether there's spikes or a mattress below and it's obvious that they're willing to take more risk than people who aren't, so your quantification point is moot. > When faced with a cataclysmic, albeit low probability, event, the only course of action is the cautious one. This is nothing but extreme risk aversion. Some people, most, do not share it with you.