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    In Practice, People Tend to Accept Too Many Large Risks
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In Practice, People Tend to Accept Too Many Large Risks

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In practice, people tend to accept too many large risks (such as forgoing life insurance)and avoid too many small risks (such as losing or breaking a cell phone).

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