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I'm guessing the issues here are to do with the extreme danger you "choose" to put yourself into. You are 100% responsible for your well being and you don't exp
by awjr 13y ago
I'm guessing the issues here are to do with the extreme danger you "choose" to put yourself into. You are 100% responsible for your well being and you don't expect or want other people to risk their lives for the situation you have put yourself into.
Obviously you have the support of your 'team', but if you go off on your own, then it really is your responsibility and yours alone.
This attitude also pervades "cave diving". Anything can and does happen and, as a diver, you understand the risks you are taking when exploring new cave systems and take full responsibility. It's an extremely risky "sport".
- kfk 13y agoWhere do you do cave diving? Damn, I grew up with it and: 1) safety is king, always, we always have 2 nails for 1 rope and 3 if possible for example; 2) nobody dares to call this a sport; 3) in Italy we have a special team of volunteers that trains periodically to go saving people in caves. Nobody has ever been left to die and I have never heard of anybody taking stupid risks.