Unhealthy behaviour

Drowning, transport accidents and falling are the most common cause of accidental death. Death by animals, electrocution, fire and firearms also appear frequently in reports from around the world.

1. Perilous pursuits are a healthy reaction to an over-safe society. We have so thoroughly eliminated danger from our risk-obsessed society that it is considered almost a crime to take risks. Dangerous sports are becoming increasingly popular because they are the only socially acceptable way of fulfilling our desire for danger. But by always thinking of the worst possible outcome, by always avoiding danger, we diminish ourselves and our society.

2. We have ceased to celebrate heroes and celebrate victims instead, those who have survived danger rather than those who voluntarily expose themselves to it.

3. Every human endeavour has risk attached.

1. Risk
2. Predisposition to illness
3. Danger

1. Unsafe sex
2. Unhealthy diet
3. Substance abuse
4. Selfie deaths
5. Reckless driving
6. Physical unfitness
7. Overdose
8. Immunosuppressive risk behaviour
9. Dangerous sporting activity
10. Dangerous occupations
11. Criminal offences against the environment

1. Unhealthy cities
2. Parental over-protectiveness
3. Illness

1. Violent sports fans
2. Recklessness
3. Excessive desire for risk
4. Dangerous toys
5. Dangerous pet animals

1. Unwillingness to risk loss of life
2. Pain
3. Excessive caution

1. Harmful tattooing
2. Anti-social behaviour

1. Taking medically risky behaviour
2. Reducing medically risky behaviour
3. Identifying behaviour dangerous to health
4. Correcting unhealthy behaviour
5. Behaving dangerously

1. Unhealthiness
2. Risk
3. Misbehaviour
4. Health
5. Dangerous
6. Behaviour