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Which is more safer?
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Response from participants
“Car is safer, since the control is in my hands” “Car is safer, since there is a higher chance of survival
if a car crashes” “Car is safer, because it touches the ground” “Airplane is safer because there are less number of
crashes as compared to cars” “Airplanes are more safe because aviation safety
management systems are better than automobile safety management systems”
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Some data collected from the internet!
For airplanes– Airplanes are safer because crashes are lesser– Airplanes have professionals flying them
Against airplanes– There are 100,000 cars for every 1 airplane. So if we create
a baseline, airplanes would be as unsafe as cars
So, what is the truth?
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Which is more safer? (which has less pesticides?)
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Response from participants (overwhelming majority) “Apple is safer”
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Common Food Item
No: of equivalent bottles of coke as per BIS (Bureau of Indian standards) that must be consumed to ingest the same amount of
pesticides
1 Large Egg (100gms) 3,853 bottles of cola
1 Cup Tea (100 ml) 9,347 bottles of cola
A handful of rice (300gm)
34,180 bottles of cola
Two apples (300 gms) 30,200 bottles of cola
1 Large glass of milk 6,560 bottles of cola
Some data collected from the internet
Disclaimer: Information collected from the internet. Author makes no claim on authenticity or accuracy
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Fact!
There is so much data out there
What is safe depends on what you “think”!
Reality of security is mathematical
Feeling of security is psychological
– You feel you are safe even though you may be not (Flying??)
– You may not be safe even though you think you may be (Consuming cola??)
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How does your mind decide what is safe and unsafe?
The feeling of security Influenced by Perception
Influ
ence
d by
Inputs from
•Media•Society•Culture•Work Practices•Peers•Etc…
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Example: “Perception” influences your choice of what is “safe” and “unsafe” In 2006, in India there was a huge controversy around
pesticides in Cola There was huge coverage in media (TV, print and
internet) Media undoubtedly influences the way we think
(perception) Most participants in the training provided “what they
saw in the media” as the reason as to why they considered cola unsafe!
