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As humans with autonomy and knowledge, we try to protect ourselves as much as we can. However, accidents do happen, and while we can expect the unexpected, we can't always protect ourselves from it.

Because there isn't always a defense, people sometimes have a close brush with death. They experience something that could've killed them but, by some miracle... didn't.

More people have stories like that than we expect.

Redditors are no exception and, in fact, were eager to share their close calls.

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People Explain Which Things Are Seen As 'Healthy' But Aren't At All
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Everyone wants to live healthily.

Right?

But "healthy" seems to have a lot of meanings.

Many of the things we deem healthy and healing are often messy and problematic.

So it's time to make some changes.

And really do the research.

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Sometimes you just get a vibe or a tingle down your neck that you're in the wrong place at the wrong time.

It can be wise to trust this gut instinct, as we learned from many in the Reddit community.

Often those goosebumps or the voice in their head actually saved them from serious harm.

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People's 'I Had A Gun Pointed At Me' Experiences
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We have a problem with guns.

Not just America, but humans in general.

Too many lives have been lost.

That's why it's so scary to think about a moment when one is directly pointing at you.

And you lived to tell the tale.

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When visiting any place for the first time you want to do your best with the locals and the culture.

You're a guest.

Whether it's someone'e home or if it's as vast as the scope of the entire country.

You want to experience all you can while being respectful.

So let's discuss hitting up America for the first time.

Redditor Praglik wanted to share some must knows for the people whole and visit our land. They asked:

"Americans of Reddit, what's something anyone visiting the US for the first time absolutely must know about or be aware of?"
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