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The trend toward super high-tech, risky stunts appears to be fueled by a desire for spectacle rather than safety. Critics argue that such stunts border on recklessness—especially considering past tragedies like Owen Hart's fatal fall in 1999—and question the necessity of dangerously suspended acts. Despite these concerns, artists and organizers continue to push the envelope, risking injuries in exchange for adrenaline-pumping performances that garner viral attention. The sentiment echoes a broader industry issue: is entertainment worth the danger?