I want to just take a look at nature's wonderful drops or man made ones like bridges as it's a passion of mine. The higher the better I suppose
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Animal Lover
- Aug 24, 2024
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One guy survived which is enough for a no for me. Another? Land would be better as It's more esthetically pleasing
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"If you are alone you belong entirely to yourself"
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I feel guilty for being here.
- Mar 24, 2025
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have you considered by any chance if he survived because he decided he wanted to live? many of these survival rates for things like bridges dont account for the fact that most people who live and say they regretted the jump or anything of that sort could possibly just be the result of survivor bias. in this case only surviving when you try to. Personally, im not familiar with this man. but it is something to consider.
Tampa's Skyway Bridge is pretty impressive, one of the longest bridges in the world, 190 foot drop from the ocean
Big Bridge in Charleston South Carolina, 186 foot drop at its highest
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