The implosion of Titan opens up the age-old question of how much risk should anyone take. The standard blowback is to stay in bed and certainly avoid leaving home if you want to avoid risk. True, whether it's merely falling or getting into a traffic accident, security is compromised when you venture forth. Did you know that second only to motor vehicle accidents is falling , which itself accounts for 15% of all accidental deaths in the U.S. But why even live if you do nothing, something only a very few rich souls can enjoy. So we all proceed through life in school, work, family stuff, watching TV, traveling, and the like. Then there are those who hang glide, savor bungee jumping, do night scuba diving, and, if you can afford it, take Titan to see the Titanic or, like Jeff Bezos , three years ago boarded his New Shepard rocket on an 11-minute journey on July 20 to coincide with the 52nd anniversary of Armstrong stepping on the Moon....
New SIMPLE SOLUTIONS for PLANET EARTH AND HUMANITY: This blog site derives from the original version of Planet Earth & Humanity, but will be more WE than ME. The coverage will remain similar, but perhaps these postings will seem to come from a parallel universe, or maybe even Purgatory. But truth and reality will prevail, with dashes of whimsy and levity to help make your day.