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I find it easy enough to imagine a type of people that would not engage in such barbaric actions under any circumstances. Say a group of 10000 physicist assembl
by levzettelin 3y ago
I find it easy enough to imagine a type of people that would not engage in such barbaric actions under any circumstances. Say a group of 10000 physicist assembling to discuss quantum physics. But, sure, if you can't change the type of people assembling, improving logistics is your only option.
- makeitdouble 3y agoThe same would happen if they were all tightly packed in a small venue, and at the end of the conference there was only one exit down a narrow path. For the record, a similar issue happened in Korea not so long ago at a Halloween festival where people weren't even motivated to go a specific way, it was just too overcrowded: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-63443044 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-63443044
- levzettelin 3y agoDoesn't really shout "scientists", this article LOL.
- adwn 3y ago> I find it easy enough to imagine a type of people that would not engage in such barbaric actions under any circumstances. None of the people in the back intend to cause injuries to the people in the front of the crowd, nor do they even know what's happening. The cause of crowd crushes is not the "type of people assembling", as evidenced by the wide variety of crowds that experienced crushes.
- brazzy 3y ago> type of people that would not engage in such barbaric actions Please, please inform yourself. You are holding some vile misconceptions.