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Absolutes aren't really helpful, nobody? Phelps himself comes over and he can't swim alone? The point being is that there is no algorithm to sort this out.
by mlrtime 3y ago
Absolutes aren't really helpful, nobody? Phelps himself comes over and he can't swim alone?
The point being is that there is no algorithm to sort this out. I would trust a young teen [just an example] to swim alone if they have demonstrated good risk behavior and swimming experience.
- vel0city 3y ago> Phelps himself comes over and he can't swim alone? Nope. No buddy, no swimming. I don't even swim alone, even though I know chances are it would be fine 99% of the time. > The point being is that there is no algorithm to sort this out. Sure there is. if swimmer_cout < 2: throw NoSwimException The risks of something going wrong in an instant are incredibly high with water. A small problem can lead to massive consequences when it comes to easily interrupting your breathing. Someone bumps their head hard in the yard, they'll be out for a few minutes in the yard. Someone bumps their head hard in the pool, they're dead. Someone faints in the living room, they'll be back up in a few minutes. Someone faints in the pool, they're dead.