Risk to humanity - is sometimes based on decisions someone is making

[BobRyan]

Can we say that the low risk scenarios are the ones with low priority?

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Or is it not appropriate to say that someone is being killed in the case of 2,408 per day?

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Do you find that some people place the lowest-risk item at their top priority - and the highest risk item - at their lowest priority?

 

[trophy33]

The fact that medical errors in the USA cause more deaths than stroke or diabetes should shock everyone, but nobody seems to care.

 

[BobRyan]

The fact that medical errors in the USA cause more deaths than stroke or diabetes should shock everyone, but nobody seems to care.

statistically going into the hospital is more dangerous than sky diving

 

[th1bill]

statistically going into the hospital is more dangerous than sky diving

You turned my 79-year-old laughter box upside down. With eight years of service, I was with the 11th Air Assault from the beginning. We repelled on 5/16 or 3/8 inch nylon ropes and many thought we were crazy... maybe we were but we set into motion a seriously dangerous attack mode for the enemy to contend with and we had fun.