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>Improper tank marking can kill. If one is going to do a thing, it should be
>done properly.
The only problem here is that there is no such thing as a proper marking.
Therefore, any tank marking is improper, and, by your definition, will
kill.
Therefore, with your logic, no tank should be marked, because as long as
it's not marked improperly, it won't kill.
Tanks don't kill, the gas in them doesn't kill, markings, whether proper
or improper don't kill.
Divers breathing the wrong gas can kill, but that has nothing to do with
tanks or the markings on them.
As it happens, I follow your conclusion exactly. My tanks are unmarked,
and will remain that way.
Go ahead, pick a tank.
I would suggest that you know what's in your tank before you drop below
the surface, but whether you do or not is completely up to you.
Darwin won't hold anyone else responsible, and that's as it should be.
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"C'mon, you sons of bitches, you
want to live forever?"
-First Sergeant Dan Daly, 1918
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