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On the other hand, it might even increase deaths/injuries from sharks as people feel invincible and get closer and more irritating to sharks - moral hazard.

But is a interesting problem and anything that can do that people do not resemble a seal is good for people and also for sharks.

Recruiters are sharks, and they think like sharks.

There are probably people who are ~10,000-100,000 times more likely to be killed by sharks than average.

The Summer with the Sharks program was transformative and catapulted me out of Louisiana and into the world of tech.

One is that the sharks can still see the fishy and yummy silhouette of the surfboard.

This is same argument that real estate sharks use to use eminent domain and alleged blight to bully property owners.

But, Grameen bank is not like loan sharks or payday loan shops at all, culturally.

Two, sharks could investigate electric pulses so any electronic device in a surf board could cause problems (unless maybe designed as deflector).

And around 100 million sharks are killed each year by the humans.

Corporate sharks can still claim that we didn't care about most of those 69% who weren't going to be customers anyway.

Deer kill more people than sharks, but one is more fearsome.

If it's a "contest" between sharks and humans, I'm pretty sure the sharks are at a massive disadvantage.

It calls into question, "What is personhood to begin with?" There have many documented cases of dolphins rescuing drowning human swimmers or protecting surfers from sharks.

Sharks swimming with fish; lions lounging near gazelles; etc, etc.

Blade-wise, I've only tried Derby Extras & Sharks, but both are great.