The Blue Hole in the Red Sea is the deadliest dive site in the world
I&#x27;m an avid diver; got certified as soon as I turned 12 years old and have had some great adventures and life lessons diving and continuing  my training and education. After many many conversations and encounters on dive boats with others (some seasoned, most tourist &#x2F; rec divers) - I believe that 90% of the industry sees diving akin to a roller coaster ride instead of Skydiving. The risks with scuba are there for you to see and the situation can get deadly very quickly, but most people don&#x27;t see the inherit risk or shrug it off. I&#x27;ve watched countless divers who are renting their bc&#x2F;reg&#x2F;tank&#x2F;computer not even go through the most basic safety checks prior to diving. They simply trust the operator and jump in. This is not a &quot;batteries included&quot; sport. It is that lack of preparedness that leads to fatal accidents, people who don&#x27;t respect the sport for what it is and the dangers that come with it. If you don&#x27;t plan your dives, understand the dive profile, then you are going to panic of make a stupid decision when you shouldn&#x27;t. When I was younger, technical dives; cave and deep, where my two favorite things to do, the amount of planning it took to pull off the dives was enjoyable and I enjoyed pushing myself in to those situations and the focus it required. Now that I have kids, I won&#x27;t do those dives anymore b&#x2F;c I understand that when you plan them, there is a greater than 0 chance that you don&#x27;t come back and its not worth it to me to take that chance.