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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Amazing how I’ve survived 40 years of biking as a kid and adult biking… a lot… never once wearing a helmet with no injuries. Safety is more than regulations and rules. It’s being responsible and aware. [/quote] This reminds me of those movies where there's a guy who wrestles with bears or tigers or whatever and says he has a special connection with them and he's been doing it for decades and they would never hurt him so clearly it's safe. Then, one day, he gets disemboweled. [/quote] Why are there no safety regulations to prevent people from hiking in woods where there are bears??[/quote] You think you’re being clever but actually there are requirements to have bear canisters in order to camp in national parks with significant presence of bears. https://www.nps.gov/olym/planyourvisit/wilderness-food-storage.htm [/quote] Oh that's great, but wouldn't it be safer for them to just not go out there at all? It sounds like you're advocating for a reasonable balance of risk with freedom to enjoy the outdoors and all the benefits that come with that.[/quote] The “reason balance” is to require use of mitigation, e.g. use a bear canister or wear a helmet. Clearly you have not thought this through.[/quote]
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