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"Mike Beede" wrote in message
... In article , Thomas Borchert wrote: Gwengler, a) parachute equipped airplane pilots tend to assume greater risk ("all I have to do is to pull the handle") Any kind of factual support for that statement? Even a hint would surprise me. Here's an interesting theory that apparently has at least some experimental validation. Of course, since it's a psychology thing, there's no agreement. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk_homeostasis Mike Beede That was an interesting link. I was not aware of the Munich study, but my own annecdotal observation in Miami Florida traffic at that time showed the same result. IIRC, insurance loss statistics also showed no change after a fairly short time. It other words, losses returned to their previous level in months, rather than years. Peter |
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