General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing is safer	15-Sep-2010 At 11:15:10 AM	bw
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On 15/09/2010 DavidC wrote: >Now it has been a long time since I've done any statistics and correct >me if I'm wrong. But risk from events like any activity such as climbing >etc after you have finish the event the risk from that episode will be >0 as you haven't died. So the risk will be the same each time you do the >event. The risk will only be higher if you say I plan to climb x number >of times for the rest of your life. The larger x is, the greater the risk. ie. the odds of flipping a coin for result x... the coin has no memory of it's last flip. the odds remain.

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