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No sport is injury-free, but some carry a higher injury and death threat than others. However, the evolution of technology allows sports enthusiasts to become more aware of the dangers and to implement safety measures to counter the risks. Nonetheless, some sports are still dangerous. Here are the deadliest sports to play.

Free solo climbing 1 death per 23 climbers
Base jumping 1 death per 60 jumpers
High altitude mountaineering 1 death per 61 summits
Wingsuit flying 1 death per 500 flyers
Highlining 16 deaths per 2000 participants
Ice hockey 5.93-15.6 injuries per 1000 athlete
Motorcycle racing 1 death in every 1000 participants
Boxing 0.13 deaths per 1000 boxers
Bull riding 0.5 deaths per 1000 participants
Street luge 1 death per 4000 participants
Big wave surfing 1 death per 7,500 participants
Basketball 1 cardiac arrest in 43,348 players
Heli-skiing 8 deaths per 100,000 participants
Whitewater kayaking 2.9 deaths per 100,000 participants
Scuba diving 2 deaths in every 100,000 dives

https://www.tuko.co.ke/sports/557216-what-dangerous-sport-world-list-top-15/

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what is free solo climbing?

Free soloing is the most dangerous form of climbing, and, unlike bouldering, free soloists climb above safe heights, where a fall can be fatal. Though many climbers have free soloed climbing grades they are very comfortable on, only a tiny group free solo regularly, and at grades closer to the limit of their abilities.
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How many climbers have died trying to free solo El Capitan?

NOTE: As of this writing, 31 climbers have died attempting to scale Yosemite's El Capitan since 1905.

No paragliding? No working at 7-11 in a bad neighborhood?

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No paragliding? No working at 7-11 in a bad neighborhood?

Having worked for a company that operates hundreds of convenience stores, not many deaths but lots of robberies. I think the people robbing them know they can only get a couple hundred dollars so they are less likely to shoot.

Came across taharrush gamea which is becoming a problem in Germany

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What is the meaning of taharrush gamea?

collective sexual harassment in crowds

According to a German local government report, the German federal police compared the attacks to "taharrush gamea (collective sexual harassment in crowds)," a practice they said existed in Arab countries, as reported by the media during the Egyptian revolution.
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What is Taharrush gamea? ... Arabic term which roughly translates to 'collective harassment' is a phenomenon where a group of young men target the lone woman at public place. It is carried by a large number of attackers (men) who sexually assault the lone women either by groping them or raping them
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Is the taharrush game allowed in Islam?

Abusing and assaulting people is not allowed in Islam [other answers are like this, so it seems it is part of Arab culture not derived from Islam]
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Nehad Abu Komsan, head of the Egyptian Center for Women's Rights, argues that sexual harassment is a symptom of the country's political and economic oppression, and that men are "lashing out at those next down the line in the patriarchy."
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[I think I saw that a Westernized woman would typically be the target, but I can't find that now]

new cars have a system to send data to the cloud. LexisNexis, Verisk, are some names

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Do car insurance companies use LexisNexis?

Attract for Motor uses some of the data from our LexisNexis® Policy Insights and LexisNexis® Risk Insights datasets to create an insurance risk score. Insurers may use this at quote or renewal or when you make a claim as one of the factors to help inform their risk assessment. [emphasis mine]
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Which car companies are selling driver data?

GM, Honda, and Hyundai all sold data to Verisk, according to a letter two U.S. senators sent to the Federal Trade Commission. A letter to the Federal Trade Commission from two U.S. senators explains that automakers sold drivers' data for a shockingly low amount. Jul 28, 2024

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new cars have a system to send data to the cloud. LexisNexis, Verisk, are some names

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Do car insurance companies use LexisNexis?

Attract for Motor uses some of the data from our LexisNexis® Policy Insights and LexisNexis® Risk Insights datasets to create an insurance risk score. Insurers may use this at quote or renewal or when you make a claim as one of the factors to help inform their risk assessment. [emphasis mine]
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Which car companies are selling driver data?

GM, Honda, and Hyundai all sold data to Verisk, according to a letter two U.S. senators sent to the Federal Trade Commission. A letter to the Federal Trade Commission from two U.S. senators explains that automakers sold drivers' data for a shockingly low amount. Jul 28, 2024

I remember concern that someone could hack your car’s computer and cause you to wreck.

I don’t know that is possible, but maybe.

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I remember concern that someone could hack your car’s computer and cause you to wreck.

I don’t know that is possible, but maybe.

It is definitely possible although very improbable.

sounds good to me for the next James Bond movie. Plot: James pulls out a device and hacks into the villain's vehicle. It's ultra modern and if the vehicle determines danger it slams on the brakes. While we all watch James makes the computer think it's about to hit a brick wall while a huge truck going 80 is right behind the vehicle, they crash and go off a cliff

I really had to do a lot of searching and ask the question the right way to finally get an answer to this. In a restaurant I would get whole fish the chef cut slits in and the explanation I got from other people at the table was that it was to "help you eat it". That just made me irritated; turns out it's not correct

Also, serving the whole fish is a trend apparently, and using all parts is sometimes tried in the spirit of the matter

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why cut Slits cut in the skin help the fish cook evenly? [bad English but this worked]

If the skin is on, score it with a few diagonal slits (to prevent the fillet from curling during cooking) and cook with the skin side down in a pan.
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whole fish a trend?

The dish has been on-ramping for some time now. Feast Magazine clocked whole fish as an emerging restaurant trend in 2016. The same year, Restaurant Business stated fish belly, a previously unfavorable cut, was starting to gain popularity amongst consumers. Now, the era of whole fish has finally arrived
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Why do people eat whole fish?
They taste better, are a more sustainable way to eat, are cheaper than filets, replicate what many of us enjoy about the outdoors experience and are a more honest and authentic way to cook
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Do people eat the whole fish?

There are multiple reasons why some should buy and eat whole fish. First and foremost, cooking whole fish is less work. Secondly, when receiving whole fish, you will know exactly the quality of the fish. The gills, eyes, and smell are usually a dead giveaway
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What parts of the fish head can you eat? [I edited this from the site that came up]

Cultures around the world have eaten the tender meat out of the cheeks, throats, and collars of fish since time immemorial... some of the best meat, the morsels hidden within the fish’s head.

Cheeks
Fish cheeks have become quite popular ... sweet, tender, and hearty. These succulent gems are found just behind and down from the eye.

Collars
The fish collar is the meat found behind the gill plate and forward of the pectoral fins....many serious seafood lovers swear the meat and fat in the collar make it one of the most desirable cuts.

Throat/Tongue
Both the “tongue” and the v-shaped chunk of meat attaching it to the lower jaw are worthy of the pan...literally melts in your mouth.

The meaty muscle in the lower jaw is a highly sought-after delicacy. In Newfoundland they’re coated in flour and deep-fried, but the Basque people of Northern Spain have fine-tuned countless incredible recipes using this cut of meat, which they call “kokotxas.” Check out the recipe I used from Niland’s, “The Whole Fish Cookbook.”

Whole Head
... the entire fish head is edible, but it’s not always efficient or convenient to cook the parts separately... perfect for curries, soups, stews, and stocks. They can also be cooked in one piece and then picked apart for fish cakes, pizza toppings, pastas, or eating on the spot.

Brain
Western culture... may not appreciate fish brains [the article concedes, but they are edible] [one chef] steams the heads whole ... the fat from the brain melts out of its cavity, adding flavour to the rest of the meat.

Eyes
“too complicated for a Western palate.” [but for example a chef] and his team in Sydney work around this by blending the eyes and using them in place of eggs in select recipes.
https://www.themeateater.com/cook/butchering-and-processing/nostril-to-caudal-eating-fish-heads