The risk of dying doing what we love

[facthunter]

That's a Heartbreaking story. Nev

[SGM]

I don't want to spoil everyone's fun, but here is what ChatGPT came up with. 



I have checked a few sources, and they all seem ok.  I can supply them if people are really keen.

[BrendAn]

35 minutes ago, SGM said:

I don't want to spoil everyone's fun, but here is what ChatGPT came up with. 



I have checked a few sources, and they all seem ok.  I can supply them if people are really keen.

How does hiking have 15 deaths a year and zero fatality rate.

[SGM]

6 minutes ago, BrendAn said:

How does hiking have 15 deaths a year and zero fatality rate.

The rate would be 0.43 fatalities per 100k participants, which in the case of my XLS formatting, rounds down to zero.

[spacesailor]

They cart the casualties away .

Then, they die in hospital ,not out bush walking .

spacesailor

[BrendAn]

4 minutes ago, SGM said:

The rate would be 0.43 fatalities per 100k participants, which in the case of my XLS formatting, rounds down to zero.

What country is this chart for

[SGM]

5 minutes ago, BrendAn said:

What country is this chart for

Australia (per ChatGPT) - but AI can make mistakes

[BrendAn]

The ga figure is high.

Is that including the military and commercial helicopter accidents.

 

The raaus figure would be  low I would imagine.

[Thruster88]

1 hour ago, SGM said:

I don't want to spoil everyone's fun, but here is what ChatGPT came up with. 



I have checked a few sources, and they all seem ok.  I can supply them if people are really keen.

A slightly selfish way to look at it.The 33 fatalities must include passengers, we don't have three fatals per month in Oz. Also I feel a lot more than 25,000 fly in a given year if passengers are included. 

 

I would like to see fatal stats with stall spin, VFR into IMC and hooning excluded, pilots only. 

Edited Thursday at 08:17 AM by Thruster88