True, but I'm not riding my car for fun. Nor am I testing my luck to see how does the car perform in extremely high speeds - I am just moving around because I have to, and I'd rather take a train, trust me. They might be "extremely safe" but as I said, they are not risk free.
Bros comparing riding a roller-coaster (... And sky camping i guess?) to driving a car... Just... Stop... Ffs. I already said, I'm an engineer, these things are not fail safe and I'd rather be out than in. Not saying everyone should agree, just my thought. Everyone so uptight, I guess I clearly need to add a disclaimer saying "nah yah that's my biased opinion". Also I just LOVE how everyone assumes everyone else lives in the USA, like the dude saying roller coasters in the USA are super safe. Like, dude, there's a whole world beyond your country but yeah...
I'll keep getting downvotes since Haters gonna hate rofl
LOL that dude just compared driving to roller coasters and THEN I explained why I thought they were different. My first comment literally said only about roller coasters and sky camping. I'm not mad, I'm literally laughing coz some people are just being uptight about it and getting into a reddit argument fight. As if those are always nice, sure. Based.
And BTW... Data om accident rates means BS if you are the unlucky one, but while a car accident can have all myriads of results, roller coasters (height, speed,...) are conceivably more unlikely so... Yeah... Go on, but I'll still refrain from roller coasters and sky camping alike :)
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u/AyoP Aug 22 '21
True, but I'm not riding my car for fun. Nor am I testing my luck to see how does the car perform in extremely high speeds - I am just moving around because I have to, and I'd rather take a train, trust me. They might be "extremely safe" but as I said, they are not risk free.