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Re: How much do you value your life?
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Would you drive to the bank right now if they were willing to give you a million dollars? [/ QUOTE ] Yes [ QUOTE ] Would you do it for $1,000? Of course. $100? Almost certainly. $10? Probably not. [/ QUOTE ] Probably all true, I see the risks as no bigger than the negligable risks I am forced to take daily. I already admitted that I take unnecessary risks all the time. [ QUOTE ] At what point does the risk of death, however small, become the deciding factor? [/ QUOTE ] When a risk is significantly higher than the small risks you are forced to take in order to increase happiness and life expectancy, like cutting your sandwiches into triangles or having a bath, making love etc. [ QUOTE ] The point here is - a very remote risk of death is worth very little. If life had infinite dollar value, you would never take these risks, no matter how remote the risks were. [/ QUOTE ] We went over this we need some amount of money to survive so taking the risks makes sense, infinite is a poor choice of words though, but the value to the individual in question is almost so high it doesn't matter. Regards Mack |
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