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Originally Posted by GGG
That’s kind of the reason for the comparison. We regularly take a risk without thinking about it that significantly shortens our lives. So when faced with risks differential less than this amount a rational person should not care. Humans are of course not rational. I find the is this risk greater than driving a good check on whether or not additional safeguards are required for me to participate or if my fear is irrational
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It is true that humans are not rational.
But that is not the case in this situation. It is rational for Hamonic to choose avoidance, even though the differential in risk is very small, and even extremely small.
It isn't zero, and it is greater than staying home. So it is rational for him to thus avoid it.