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But by that logic we should always wear helmets. You're always at some risk of head injury.
by pkulak 4y ago
But by that logic we should always wear helmets. You're always at some risk of head injury.
- acomjean 4y agoBut when walking around you aren't cruising at 10+ miles and hour in an area with multi thousand pound vehicles going a multiple of your speed.
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- happytoexplain 4y agoThere is no implication in the parent that you should wear a helmet when the risk of head injury is greater than zero (i.e. always). They only imply that bike-riding is high enough risk to warrant it.
- pkulak 4y agoThe implication that riding a bike puts you at higher risk of head injury than any other moderate activity is precisely what I take issue with. I'd bet good money that showering, walking up stairs, and even driving a car are all at least as dangerous to the ol' noggin.
- FrontierPsych 4y agoI wore a mask during the height of the pandemic and didn't mind that one bit. I liked it. I asked my grocery store clerks, who always wore masks during the height of the pandemic, if anyone got covid. None did, because they all wore masks. And they waited on tens of thousands of customers weekly. Meanwhile, 35 out of 40 of Donald Trump's inner circle got Covid because they didn't wear masks. So some people want to wear helmets and some don't. I say, whatever you want to do is fine. But just like the masks in the pandemic, don't you come whining to me if you realize after you get f-ed up that maybe you should have after all worn the mask or the helmet. Don't want to hear any none no whining no way negative uh-uh go away shut up.
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