Because there's millions of those tiny acts and I doubt you've read the risk analysis of each one to decide which fifty thousand to follow. But if you actually do consider them rationally and act on them then cool. Most people who say what you do however don't but rather act based on an irrational perception of risks usually due to things like media attention or misclassifying lack of control as risk.

I've met people who actually and rationally consider all the potential risks and I respect them. It's also an exhausting life to lead from my observation.

To be honest, time out of seat is a deliberate choice. My legs are long, and the seats are tiny!

I do wear a seatbelt when in seat, though more out of fear than expectation something like that will ever happen. It just seems like an incredibly stupid way to die, and mitigating it costs me nothing.

If humans beings were perfectly rational at all times everywhere then the world would look a lot different (and much less exciting I presume)

> particularly nowadays around masking to avoid COVID

Ah ok, as I suspected a covid authoritarian that’s deluded and ruthlessly mocking ANY recognition of cost in the cost-benefit analysis of safety measures, meanwhile overestimating the benefit all together.