The crash Mark experienced can hardly be said to have been the result of
"risk compensation." It fits better into the /bad shit happens
unexpectedly and without warning/ category. As for statistics, I am
wholeheartedly with Christopher: /I've hit my head on the ground with
and without a helmet. I know which I prefer./
On 3/30/19 2:41 AM, Joe Bernard wrote:
Grant short version: A helmet has some benefit in certain events, which is
possibly statistically canceled out by risk compensation: The sense that a
helmet makes you feel safer so you take more risks. He's not anti-helmet.
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Steve Palincsar
Alexandria, Virginia
USA
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