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I try to calibrate risk based on the likelihood of dying during my commute. I'm glad that there is a more standardized scale!
by d_e_solomon 1y ago
I try to calibrate risk based on the likelihood of dying during my commute. I'm glad that there is a more standardized scale!
- smus 1y agoIs there anything you do that ends up being more dangerous? Genuinely curious
- criddell 1y agoI often think about this while riding my bicycle to work. The exercise and quiet time surely has a positive impact on my health span, but being among cars risking collision and breathing in exhaust is a negative. What’s the net result?
- perilunar 1y agoWell if you commuted by riding 100 miles per day on a motorbike for 40 years your total risk is roughly 77,000 micromorts (77 millimorts?), or double the risk of summiting Everest once!