states swimming is most risky activity with 6.6 deaths per 1 million. But doesn't that mean there must be a more dangerous sport to get...2/
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@PhilosophyExp My guess is they mean 6.6 swimmers out of 1m sportsmen (i.e. not just swimmers). But as currently worded, you're right.
@NotungSchwert Suppose there were only 7 swimmers, and 6.6 of them died!
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@PhilosophyExp That four-tenths of a swimmer should count himself lucky! ;) -
@NotungSchwert Apparently he's been in touch with Kevin Warwick... http://dailym.ai/14QpNhf -
@PhilosophyExp@NotungSchwert Not Kevin "Look at me, I'm a cyberman" Warwick. Haven't his batteries run down yet? -
@sjzara@NotungSchwert I spent a happy three hours chatting with him at Reading Uni once. Nice guy. Keen runner. Bit bonkers. -
@sjzara@NotungSchwert Hilarious story about his half-marathon robot that veered off course as soon as race started! Got confused by sun!
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