No.1518
<p>The second effect of labelling is that you will realize your own irrationality. You might even want to say something like вI am afraid that the parachute does not open and I am going to die on this skydive even though I know that only one in every 220,304 jumps go wrong.в</p>
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<p>Mr. Chisnov deserves a spot on this list based on the bravery that was required that led to his survival situation. Ivan Chisov was a Lieutenant in the Soviet airforce during World War II. During a combat sortie, Chisovвs bomber was attacked and heavily damaged by German fighter planes. At the time, Chisovвs bomber was flying at an altitude of 22,000+ feet. The extent of the damage to the bomber necessitated the crew members to exit the plane in a prompt fashion.</p>