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So he crashes down, and he gets slightly injured, but this does not prevent him from jumping up and then starting to jump up and down on his bike and curse violently.
Okay, this tendency we have, this seemingly natural tendency we have, towards isolation, towards keeping to ourselves, crashes head first into our modern world.
And there's a little incendiary device inside of it, so that, if the plane ever crashes, it will be destroyed and there's no way the enemy can ever get their hands on it.
The Center for Disease Control estimated that 64,000 Americans died of a drug overdose in 2016, far exceeding car crashes or homicides.
Maybe then we'd spend less time worrying about serial killers and plane crashes, and more time concerned with the subtler and slower disasters we face: the silent buildup of plaque in our arteries, the gradual changes in our climate.
That website address at the top there, which you can just about see, microshaft.com, the browser crashes as it hits one of these exploit packs, and up pops fake antivirus.
And then finally, in terms of driving, there's the issue of the single-largest killer of healthy adults, and one of the largest killers of all people, is car crashes.
And we take car crashes for granted.
But in fact, here in America, 12 people out of every 100,000 die every year from car crashes.
Now, ChucK is a programming language for music, and it's open-source, it's freely available, and I like to think that it crashes equally well on all modern operating systems.
We fret too much about minor hazards — improbable air crashes, carcinogens in food, low radiation doses, and so forth — but we and our political masters are in denial about catastrophic scenarios.
So a single road lane tunnel according to regulations has to be 26 feet, maybe 28 feet in diameter to allow for crashes and emergency vehicles and sufficient ventilation for combustion engine cars.
So the real trick of it is not how do you make it work say 99.9 percent of the time, because, like, if a car crashes one in a thousand times, then you're probably still not going to be comfortable falling asleep.
The Department of Transport estimated that last year 35,000 people died from traffic crashes in the US alone.
And whereas an airplane that's designed badly crashes to the earth and everyone sees it, an algorithm designed badly can go on for a long time, silently wreaking havoc.
But when you look at other types of crashes, like rear-impact crashes, indeed, the car seats don't perform as well.
But indeed, in recent crashes the lap-and-shoulder seatbelts, actually, are doing even better than the car seats.
Anyway, it turns out that those two crashes, that actually the three-year-old did slightly worse.
So, I'll show you the six-year-old crashes as well.
Because I had the other 45,000 other real-world crashes.
In my data, and in another data set I've looked at for New Jersey crashes, I find very small differences in injury.
In the New Jersey data, which is different, because it's not just fatal crashes, but all crashes in New Jersey that are reported, it turns out that there is a 10 percent difference in injuries, but generally they're the minor injuries.
Look, a hundred people die every day due to vehicular crashes.
A shooting star crashes on Earth, and a hideous blob emerges.
And you see exactly the same profile for car crashes, road traffic accidents, even suicide rates.
If that single-stability system, that brain that flies that aircraft, fails, or if the engine fails, that vehicle crashes.
He's in the right front passenger seat of this SUV when it crashes on the Garden State Parkway.
Many of you are aware of plane crashes and you worry about plane crashes, because every now and then, one of them intrudes into your consciousness.
Say your motorcycle crashes.
Fifty percent of crashes happen at intersections.
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