No. Youâd balance the risk (likelihood of occurring x severity if it occurs) vs the cost/impact of mitigation/risk reduction and then determine how to proceed.
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Be hard to leave the house in the morning if thatâs your attitude to life
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Stupidity and complete confidence often go hand in hand. Thereâs a lad on the thread intent on demonstrating this conundrum.
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There sure is, Ivor.
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Did you ever fly in a plane?
Youâve got the wrong analogy there. Living with Covid, as we all know because Karl Deeter told us, is more like riding a motorbike.
Best not to wear a helmet.
Iâll ladybird it. There might be an issue with a plane engine. If you assume there will be youâd never fly.
Best to assume thereâs no issue with plane engines. No need to pay aircraft engineers. Theyâre pointless.
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Ground all the planes to be sure
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The LITDF lads out this morning
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Youâre hopping this morning.
Idle minds
âThey keep moving the goalposts.â
Translated: âI have no concept whatsover of the idea of uncertainty. When the facts change, I always refuse to change my mind.â
Covering their ears every time Texas, Florida or Sweden are mentioned
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Iâm on top of the world calling out mugwumping.
Ah yeah. Raaaaaaaaaaarrrrrr.
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Do stay relevant, kid.
Great counterpoint as usual
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Ah yeah.
Is there anyone left in Sweden?
Where?