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It also explains more of the reluctance to get in the lifeboats. If most cases you’ve heard about end in disaster or nothing (because the big boat don’t sink) i
by bombcar 1y ago
It also explains more of the reluctance to get in the lifeboats. If most cases you’ve heard about end in disaster or nothing (because the big boat don’t sink) it makes it less desirable.
- bravesoul2 1y agoThis reminds me of the London fire (Grenfell) where people were advised to stay in their appartment because usually that is the safest thing to do due to fire doors. It's like the counter-intuitive thing is safer until it isn't.
- IAmBroom 1y agoPeople in the Twin Towers were advised the same: you're safer waiting it out than risking getting trampled by panicky people needlessly in the stairs.