This came up in another thread. I think it deserves its own. Science has several inherent problems.. when people say "I BELIEVE IN SCIENCE", it's quietly amusing to me, because most of them don't remember what "science" is, from the 6th grade. What they actually believe is what someone told them...
it's the way he laughed that catches my attention (for danger).. he laughs like a child playing a game.... just like shadow puppets is a child's game..
I think you're reading this one incorrectly... this guy purposely put himself right in the DZ so he could film it as he moved out of the way, then he and his buddy just laughed it off... I've had some communications with him.. Told hi his attitude is justaskingfor seriuous injury or death... he...
My mentors was rigging 40' oak limbs on true blue, so perfecty balanced that youcould push the but around with one finger, back before Youtube... maybe the pieces are just bigger than you;re used to... It's not the pieces that concern me, it's the lighthearted attitude with which these new guys...
It seems like a lot of YouTubers think tree work is a game, laughing off their near misses, and joking around while they are unknowingly walking the razor's edge. Wonder if that way too casual attitude is makign it's way back into the field as we see in this tragic story, or if both are...
heard it on the internet:
In a move that has patriots across America screaming “We told you so,” Pfizer has finally released an extensive catalog of catastrophic side effects tied to its COVID vaccine, a so-called “safe and effective” shot that was forced on the public under threat of job loss...
good observation.. rather than counting the snap, crackle and pop, I usually just see how long it lasted during the fall by playing the video in slow motion. Once a tree has a certain amount of momentum, the side weight doesn't have the time (after the hinge breaks) or energy to drag the tree...