scuba@ed*.be*.uc* (Mark L.) writes: > Simply put, you can not foresee, prevent, nor escape every potential > problem that can develop while diving, and a dependable, competent buddy > greatly increases your chances (but doesn't eliminate) of surviving unexpected > catastrophes. Different conditions demand different techniques --- what use is a buddy who can't see you, can't communicate with you, sometimes can't even physically reach you? > Equipment failure does not necessarily cause all diving accidents, and all the > redundant tanks in the world won't help you in every situation. We accept that there are some additional risks --- however, other risks are reduced. The trick is to minimise the risks, and sometimes it's better to be alone. Dr. Neal Harman Department of Computer Science University College of Swansea Singleton Park Swansea SA2 8PP TEL: +44 792 295394 FAX: +44 792 295708
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