Your car.
Your car. Just think about the forces and mechanisms invovled for this to happen. Every single day we travel at 100km/h in our 2ton at least metal box surrounded by hundreds of other people in their equally large and heavy and fast machines in a space barely wide enough to react in case of an emergency(not even considering if most are actually ready to act in such a case. All of this with realistically little training. Not to mention most people don't really pay attention while driving and certainly don't consider the life of others while doing so. It's so impersonal and dangerous. If it was a never heard of concept, individual cars driven by any normal person would be considered laughably stupid at the very best.
Fossil fuel pollution.
Electricity?
Swimming pools, with kids in the house. More dangerous than owning a gun:
Time. Getting old sucks.
Social media
Lithium batteries
Fire
- Cars
- Stairs
- Bathtubs
Ladders and alcohol hold big honorary mentions too.
Corn Syrup.
Cars Lithium ion batteries
Knives
I wouldn't call compressed air extremely dangerous, but more than you'd think.
It can hurt you in a lot of ways and it's often played with like a toy. Like blowing air in somebody's face, don't do that, think of it like coming at them with a handheld drill. Treat an air compressor like any kind of power tool, not exactly dangerous but can hurt you.
Hm, interesting question. Dangerous in which sense?
A kitchen knife can easily kill a person. A match might burn down a house. Everything that produces CO2 or other greenhouse gases is extremely dangerous for the whole world in the long term.
Fast food
Shower
Fossil fuels
Credit cards
Probably a wall outlet. Pretty sure those can kill you.
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Raise kids
Eggs
Wooden houses. Just an accidental or deliberate spark away to burn down your life's work
Vodka
freedom
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Kitchen knife..
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