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My last company's safety memo literally had a section called "profit over safety." They wanted us to cut ten minutes off every deco stop. The geniuses in accounting figured out it would save them a fortune on helium. Never mind the whole getting bent part. It's like they want to turn the chamber into a revolving door.

I mean, danieltaylor's point about wave action is solid, but it got me thinking. Is it just about how hard the waves hit, or does the angle of the cliff face play a bigger role? Like, if a cliff is steeper, does it shed shale differently? Idk, maybe it's just me, but I've seen spots where the trail cuts close to the edge and the loose stuff seems way worse. Are there any studies on how trail placement affects how fast the rock wears away?

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