The funny thing is, there's far more justification for being lax about sharks than coronavirus.
A. Being lax about sharks is a personal decision to put your own life at risk, not a decision you made to put other people's lives at risk because you personally decided that the risk is low.
B. Sharks kill hardly anybody. There's literally 1 US fatality every two years. So the number of people who die from sharks per year is 0.5.
I mean, I could have had it already or maybe I have it right this moment. And if this is the worst of the symptoms I've dealt with, then I'll definitely take this x50 over a shark bite.
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A. Being lax about sharks is a personal decision to put your own life at risk, not a decision you made to put other people's lives at risk because you personally decided that the risk is low.
B. Sharks kill hardly anybody. There's literally 1 US fatality every two years. So the number of people who die from sharks per year is 0.5.
But honestly, I'm more worried about like . . . stepping on a jellyfish than getting bit by a shark.