> The main difference is that climbing a mountain is a sportive purpose, > try to explain me that, deep diving is a sportive purpose , and i will > explain you that narcosis is physiological , and could not be the > result of a training (after a certain dive level ). > Philippe DREUX Not being able to get air at height, loosing coordination or risking unconsciousness because of lack of oxygen, risking death by hypothermia, getting lost or falling is just as physiological as any problem caused by deep diving according to me. At *this* level, neither of these two activities can be called "sportive", IMO. - Gerrit ****************************************************************** G Conradie [\] Phone: +27 21 808 4452 (W) Dept. E & E Engineering +27 21 903 4306 (H) University of Stellenbosch Fax: +27 21 808 4981 (W) Stellenbosch, 7600 South Africa Email: conradie@fi*.su*.ac*.za* ******************************************************************
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