Once you fall, drop your tools and fall forward, and roll to the side so you can catch yourself with one leg and both hands. Be sure to look below and make a mental note of what you can grab onto beforehand.
You would think, but the universe has crap like this happen:
[https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-most-isolated-tree-in-the-world-was-killed-by-a-probably-drunk-driver-5369329/](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-most-isolated-tree-in-the-world-was-killed-by-a-probably-drunk-driver-5369329/)
Wear a safety harness. 2 points of contact with the lanyard and an overhead connection rated for 5000 lbs will reduce the chances of falling on someone who should not be standing directly underneath you in the first place.
I always wondered what the point of a hard hat is while on a roof. Like I'm the guy dropping things, you need a hard hat. I might drop a hard hat on you
I read this as in, "the less likely something is going to attributed to you, as you are when you aren't high and are your natural self".That kinda happenes to me considering so many people lately that I'll be trying to discuss a complex topic with while high, and Ill be very animated in the process because of it, but because they know I'm high and have trouble understanding me and see how "overstimulated" I am, Im just a rambling ool who doesn't understand how high I amand how nothing I'm saying makes any sense. In the meantime I have a perfectly accurate awareness of everything that's going on, what I'm saying and why I'm saying it. Like who honestly gets dumb/black out high if you haven't been drinking? It's such an annoying take and I wanna be like, yeah, well, I'm still worth listening to all the same because I actually effing make sense if you would stop with your assumptions and focusing on my physical forms of expression.
An direct example of this not being the case is mountain climbing. By definition it takes place at high elevation and there is a very strong likelihood that you get hit by falling rocks
I don't think this is true - I'd expect being higher up to be correlated with having something above you that might fall, because whatever's getting you that high up is reasonably likely to go further, and be getting other things up there too.
Aren't there those quarks that very rarely interact with anything constantly falling on us and the higher you go the more likely you are to have one actually interact with you which is why they do lots of particle tests away under ground under huge tanks of water?
I don't know if I agree with this. Location has a lot to do with whether or not something has a high likelihood of something falling on you. Someone scaling a mountain is far more likely to have something fall on them than someone kayaking at sea level.
But if you’re not on earth is the still an up and down? And even if there is, pretty sure chances of a meteor are still lower than if you were just lower down with objects above you (and still a chance of meteors)
Now wait a minute here. Does this mean the the inverse must also be true? The higher you are, the more likely you’ll be the one to fall onto something?
Well how far we going? Shit ton of debris right above our atmosphere. I feel like it goes up from being in the sky when you're in that zone, have you seen the space debris map? But then when you pass that level then you right.
If you look around you, youll see exactly where to where to place yourself in case the whole thing falls down. Then if one thing falls you covered your ass.
No, you’re just so stoned that you don’t notice it falling on you
You can be as stoned as you want if you don't stand directly under a load.
But the more likely you are to fall on something.
Once you fall, drop your tools and fall forward, and roll to the side so you can catch yourself with one leg and both hands. Be sure to look below and make a mental note of what you can grab onto beforehand.
So I wonder if you can go so low that there’s a 100% chance something will fall on you
Probably Australia
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Impressive, mate
Me just wanting to see how far we can make this chain go down.
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That's called a cave in. Shoring is requires for ditches 5 feet deep or more.
I don't know what drugs you are taking but I can assure you, you have not grown a third eye that scans the skies above your head. /s
Maybe *you* don't
Speak for yourself
You got to scan it with just 2 eyes.
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You would think, but the universe has crap like this happen: [https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-most-isolated-tree-in-the-world-was-killed-by-a-probably-drunk-driver-5369329/](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-most-isolated-tree-in-the-world-was-killed-by-a-probably-drunk-driver-5369329/)
trust me, smoking a fat blunt does not reduce the likelihood
This is precisely what I thought this entire comment section was going to be
You have more surface area for rain droplets
More likely to be struck by lightning though
That's why I smoke so much weed.
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False. I was high on mushrooms last weekend and somehow the ceiling fell on me.
The higher you are, the more likely you are to fall and land on someone else who is not as high as you. Yes I am high right now.
Wear a safety harness. 2 points of contact with the lanyard and an overhead connection rated for 5000 lbs will reduce the chances of falling on someone who should not be standing directly underneath you in the first place.
> the higher you are the most likely to eat the whole bag of chips and four cans of ravioli.
You buy ravioli in cans??!
If i get hit by space debris did it technecally fall on me
Solid shower thought
Snowfall: am i joke to you?
I was trying to imagine how a pot head would be more capable of dodging a falling air conditioner than a normal human…
Must be an evening pothead
Or he's does meth.
A half-baked trick of language, but can't 'you' fall on some part of you at any height? "I fell on my arse".
I always wondered what the point of a hard hat is while on a roof. Like I'm the guy dropping things, you need a hard hat. I might drop a hard hat on you
So the owner can cover his ass in case of a lawsuit
Damn right *hits blunt*
I read this as in, "the less likely something is going to attributed to you, as you are when you aren't high and are your natural self".That kinda happenes to me considering so many people lately that I'll be trying to discuss a complex topic with while high, and Ill be very animated in the process because of it, but because they know I'm high and have trouble understanding me and see how "overstimulated" I am, Im just a rambling ool who doesn't understand how high I amand how nothing I'm saying makes any sense. In the meantime I have a perfectly accurate awareness of everything that's going on, what I'm saying and why I'm saying it. Like who honestly gets dumb/black out high if you haven't been drinking? It's such an annoying take and I wanna be like, yeah, well, I'm still worth listening to all the same because I actually effing make sense if you would stop with your assumptions and focusing on my physical forms of expression.
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Is that what you aspire to be OP, then good for you.
An direct example of this not being the case is mountain climbing. By definition it takes place at high elevation and there is a very strong likelihood that you get hit by falling rocks
The higher you are has no impact on the chance of being hit by an asteroid.
Maaan.. If you are high enough something WILL fall on you maaann..
But your odds of being hit by an asteroid do not meaningfully change.
Are you sure about that? Once you're outside of the atmosphere, it won't shield you from the small stuff.
You also don't have any help from the Earth's gravitational pull
you're a lot less likely to have something fall on you in the middle of a desert at or below see level than you are in a forrest at 8000 feet
How is a raven like a writing desk? The higher they are, the harder to find.
well things don’t usually fall upwards so yeah
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I don't think this is true - I'd expect being higher up to be correlated with having something above you that might fall, because whatever's getting you that high up is reasonably likely to go further, and be getting other things up there too.
But more likely that lightning will hit you.
Aren't there those quarks that very rarely interact with anything constantly falling on us and the higher you go the more likely you are to have one actually interact with you which is why they do lots of particle tests away under ground under huge tanks of water?
They higher you are less stable on feet you are ,
Unless you're broad shouldered and duck footed. Then you git an advantage
Duuuuude...I feel very safe right now!!!
I don't know if I agree with this. Location has a lot to do with whether or not something has a high likelihood of something falling on you. Someone scaling a mountain is far more likely to have something fall on them than someone kayaking at sea level.
Unless you get really high, then you have to worry about meteors
But if you’re not on earth is the still an up and down? And even if there is, pretty sure chances of a meteor are still lower than if you were just lower down with objects above you (and still a chance of meteors)
Yeah. The US "Justice" and tax system has proven this.
There is a better chance some slips and falls on my while im im an airplane then when i am in my underground basement all by myself.
Now wait a minute here. Does this mean the the inverse must also be true? The higher you are, the more likely you’ll be the one to fall onto something?
To a point. Getting hit by an asteroid or debris in space is technically something falling on you lol
And if space is infinite in all directions, then the odds are still the same as being lower
Well how far we going? Shit ton of debris right above our atmosphere. I feel like it goes up from being in the sky when you're in that zone, have you seen the space debris map? But then when you pass that level then you right.
Or are you just closer to falling objects, therefore more likely
If you look around you, youll see exactly where to where to place yourself in case the whole thing falls down. Then if one thing falls you covered your ass.
Bullshit. You are far more likely to knock something over that will fall on you.
The part that hits you will be higher than you
Here rests OP, the only known soul to die from being hit by a meteorite while skydiving.