>I'm just surprised that people would argue with the premise that people are more risk averse now. I'm very clearly not arguing with that, but there's a differ

>I'm just surprised that people would argue with the premise that people are more risk averse now. I'm very clearly not arguing with that, but there's a difference between the TSA existing and wearing bike helmets. I'm glad you didn't die while riding without a helmet, but I don't think there's any core part of the human experience that depends on eschewing small, cheap safety practices for massive risks.