How does chapter distinguishes between the terms risk and risky?
A) Risk means our sense of what we should act on; risky is what we can technologically, organizationally, and politically enact.
B) Risk means the material side of worries and fears; risky is the ideal side of our worries and desires.
C) Risk means our sense of what we should worry about, and how much; risky means the the material side of worries and desires.
D) All of the above.

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The chapter distinguishes between risk and risky by defining risk as our sense of what we should worry about and how much, while defining risky as the material side of worries and desires. This aligns with option C, which correctly defines both terms without incorporating any additional, unrelated elements that the chapter does not discuss.

How Does Chapter Distinguishes Between the Terms Risk and Risky