Re: near death experiences and bizzare stories



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"J" <mill.tek@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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A doctor I asked about it said that he thought people
developed a false sense of security because they believed it was much
more safe that down-hill. Consequently they tended to be caught
'napping' (so to speak) when a problem arose, like finding a deep ditch
around a blind curve or a tree down in their path.


Very interesting.

I wonder if an analogy to windsurfing could be drawn, say, between wave
sailing and baffing.

Alan


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