My personal risk assessment strategy is to do something like: if my chance of car accident is 1/450 per year, would I pay one car accident in order to get 450 years of driving? If yes, then I drive. I do this for nearly all my risk assessments and I'm wondering how common it is.
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Replying to @Aella_Girl
I hear ya, but statistics, while average, don't always equate to real life. Girl, it's always a gamble. You could walk outside and your arm could just fall-off. It's not likely, but it "could" happen lol Live your life and have fun. It's okay to be cautious, within reason. :)
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Replying to @bluecamels @Aella_Girl
What I mean is.. don't let stats make you scared to live and do what you want. Obviously it is wise to have caution and not be an idiot (rhetorical). However, it's important to also live and have fun.
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Replying to @bluecamels
on the contrary, I think this method actually makes me more prone to risk-taking.
10:27 PM - 4 Mar 2020
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