MSNBC came up with a travel article today. It's always nice to see great journalism at work. Of course we are kidding, this is your classic "End of the World" reportage that gets eyeballs (got ours) and needs to be addressed."No one knows why random things like ray attacks and zip-line snaps happen. You would need a mathematician — or a theologian — to wager a guess. Why are more people taking their chances on vacation, even when you take chance out of the equation? The answer, say experts, is we don’t know danger when we see it anymore. We can’t tell the difference being brave and being stupid."
Which leads us in the dive community to the timely discussion about assumed risk and what is a "safe" wild animal encounter or not. That discussion is being had right now in the Bahamas and we'll know soon where it leads. In the meantime this latest event has provided media fodder for the likes of MSNBC as they chew out more doomsday articles that in turn provide great copy for sites like the Cyber Diver Network.
2 comments:
screw CDNN, and everyone involved - they're so overtly anti-shark it makes me gag. I have a hard time believing these people are even divers....
Terry you nailed that one. We're of the mind the CDNN guy(s)is in fact a 400lb shut in with a steaming plate of raw rage in front of him.
When not playing WoW he's nailing the shark diving industry to a cross.
This site should be a prime focus.
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