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On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 16:12:55 -0500, DSK wrote:
Nowhere does my post above say that sailing is *more* dangerous. Only that fatal = fatal, so the consequences of a mishap could be (but not necessarily are always) equally dire. Crash in an aircraft or car (at least over most land) and it usually is noticed. Going down on a small boat, esp. if run over by a tanker or something, and nothing may ever be found. Car travel is quantitatively more dangerous than cruising, I would think, but the problem with cruising is if you survive a rapid sinking or getting run down or rammed...what then? Unpleasant possibilities and the best argument for a personal EPIRB, perhaps, particularly if single-handing. R. |
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