Guinness World Records isn’t just a glossy book of human extremes; it is also a safety and ethics rulebook. Over the years, the organisation has learned that some record ideas, no matter how attention-grabbing, carry too much risk, encourage unhealthy copycats, or are simply too hard to judge fairly. …
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