Very sensible, and it makes a huge difference. I was brought up and still live on a farm (not a working farm anymore though). I always wore ear defenders when operating noisy machinery like tractors without cabs, chainsaws etc. and my hearing is, I like to think, very good still. My father on the other hand never did and has been wearing hearing aids for the last 20 years.
Even with the h. aids his hearing is still pretty bad so he misses large parts of conversations, and his tv is so loud it makes our ears bleed! It's also really annoying having to repeat things for him all the time when it could have been avoided.
Eh? - Speak up.
 
"The strongest mounts available. Will withstand any force or impact. Attaches your Domio easily to any helmet, so you can use one Domio with multiple helmets."

That alone makes it a "no" for me. In an accident anything attached to the helmet is supposed to detach on impact to prevent the helmet from catching on something and suddenly twisting - and so possibly causing your neck to break.
 
"The strongest mounts available. Will withstand any force or impact. Attaches your Domio easily to any helmet, so you can use one Domio with multiple helmets."

That alone makes it a "no" for me. In an accident anything attached to the helmet is supposed to detach on impact to prevent the helmet from catching on something and suddenly twisting - and so possibly causing your neck to break.

Very unlikely I would think. The mount is what is being referred to which only stands about 5 mm proud of the helmet surface. The device itself would come away pretty easily in an "off".
 
Sch
Paradoxically - there might be a clever solution - Schrödinger.
Schrödinger's cat was either dead or alive. The fact that Schrödinger was ignorant as to which does not make both true at the same time.
 
But if we go back to the concept of "zìxīang máodùn" - you're better off with Schrödinger. Sometimes faith moves mountains, or maybe not.
 
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