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On the subject of risk management I've just returned from Bangkok.
The traffic there is chaotic but there is almost zero road rage. You see whole families on motorbikes with no helmets. Some mothers are carrying 3 month old babies on pillion sitting side saddle.
By right there should be carnage but I did not come across a single accident during my whole week there. It's because the inherent danger has heightened the survival instincts of all road users. There's no such thing as "right of way" there. It's more like "I need all my wits to survive".
The net result is society where survival skills are honed to a far higher degree.
Exactly ! If we are so protected ( this can't do, that don't try and please don't go out , the sky might fall down ) , how do we know what risk is ? How do we even know how to respond if we see danger ?