mockturtle wrote:
James Kim, who died of hypothermia going for help after he and his family were caught in a snowstorm, has been misrepresented here. To give him some credit and a little more respect, here is an article by CNET, for whom he worked:
http://news.cnet.com/2100-1028_3-6141498.html
There is no doubt that hypothermia set in early and clouded his judgment. While taking the road he did was clearly a poor choice at that time of year, it does not make Mr. Kim 'stupid'.
I didn't see anyone call Mr. Kim stupid. Someone did say what he had done was dumb. Can't argue with that. The other stuff about his motives was pure speculation.
