On Fri, 14 Jul 1995, Frank Deutschmann wrote: But where > do we draw the line? For me, it will always be a subjective judgement call: Why do some people feel it is their obligation to make a "judgement call" on anyone who tries to set a record? Think about it- there is no logic behind it, just an emotional attack on something that someone dislikes. These people died doing what they love, something that most of say we would like to do. > I wish Exley was still here to comment. "There is no limit. We'll always find a way to go deeper and deeper. That's been the pattern all along. Ten years from now, twenty years from now, people will be doing things we've never dreamed of. And I see no reason for it to change." Sheck Exley ca. 1991 > fhd@in*.ne* | Sure there is a chance I might be killed. But in exchange, > 1 212 559 5534 | I have such a powerful sense of being alive. > 1 917 992 2248 | -- Bruno Gouvy on snowboarding > 1 718 746 7061 | (Died during an extreme snowboarding descent of Chamonix.) Think about it- don't people have the right to follow their need to live life fully? Peace and Freedom, Paul PS not trying to pick on you, Frank, your letter is just a good framework.
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