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Old 05-29-10 | 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by grolby
That makes no sense. If the idea is to avoid (to the greatest possible extent) a life or career-ending injury, than whichever one is safer absolutely MUST be regarded. Which one it is I don't know, but geez. It actually does matter.
Naw, you're not safe. Ever. Once you understand that the equation becomes different. Life your life how you wish.

I should explain further - for the OP if he wouldn't be able to mentally deal with some guilt of getting into an accident and losing his income then he should immediately take what ever "safe choice" he feels is going to be the right one. This really only appeases him on the surface as there are no guarantees, particularly when it comes to driving or cycling. Maybe the odds are better or different in the car, but those would just be the odds after the fact.

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