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      01 day ago

      There are many failure modes on a boat.

      An engine failure can mean running around on rocks and wrecking the hull, or a failure of a through hull fitting can flood the boat, or a failure of the hull itself.

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        11 day ago

        And a loss of brakes can put you over a cliff in a car.

        All these failures are the same types of failures a car can have.

        Cars can get you stranded and trapped.

        None of what you stated makes boats any more dangerous than cars.

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          024 hours ago

          OK? The point was, there’s a lot of failure modes that result in the boat sinking, which is an inherently bad situation to be in.

          Whereas most of the ways a car can fail you result in being stranded

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            And there are as many failure modes that can cause harm to the *operator of a car.

            The point is, when the engine dies you don’t drown.

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