Think of it like this, there is a guy who ended up going into the CIA, he was in the military and he fell from a bunk bed, hitting his legs at the perfect spot and he ended up being so injured that he couldn't even join the military anymore. So imagine falling from that height, even if you don't die, your legs would be severely broken and also you will die from that height. If you hit your head or hit a certain spot, you're pretty much dead or will be brain dead the rest of your life.

Why would you take that risk? I mean, you have to understand that you would have to systematically grab it and hug it and go down. You will have fear, you will have to have the right momentum, you would have to have the right science in mind. Either way, you don't know if that pole will fall from your weight, you don't know if you're going to miss it by an inch. It's too risky to even try.

and also even if you made it somebody else is gonna try it and get hurt you can't motivate then you're kind of motivating someone else to try and then they ended up doing it and then they end up dying and even if it's not particularly your fault you you motivated them to do it if you succeed it so you shouldn't even put it in your mind because if you do it then and then someone else will try and they'll get hurt even if you make it and it will be on your conscience

And really quickly, even if you say that taking a risk is a good thing, this is not that case. This is not like getting a job, or you know, like getting a job that's risky, or you know, trying to own a business and stuff like that with little knowledge. You know, this is a life-threatening, literal, like risk. This is something that if you fail within that second, you will die. And this is something that many people, even children, can try to attempt and die instantly.