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Risk Is Unavoidable—Recklessness Is a Choice. Are You Gambling Your Future?

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Risk Is Unavoidable—Recklessness Is a Choice. Are You Gambling Your Future?

Have you ever jumped out of an airplane? For most people, the answer is hell no. But for the few who do, there’s one thing they always have to do first: Sign a waiver. That waiver says, Hey, you know ...

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