You must make executive decisions about personal safety also, do you agree? Let's see here. The inebriated mobs in Barcelona for the Pink Floyd concert that wrecked parts of history. Pamplona- large groups of people decided to jump up and down on the little cars that happened to park near the corrals that the bulls were running through.
Torremolinos- a bunch of guys from various countries decided to scare the women up so they could pinch asses. Port Noir- throwing bottles at trains going in the opposite direction. Paris- check what is going on in the little park along Raspail Street.
Bath - people jumping into the Roman baths. Salisbury- Stonehenge had to be fenced in. Inverness train stop was fine. Loch Ness is a fine glacial lake. Nice people there. Edinborough Castle had the Games and was also a fine historic place to visit. A nice hotel there has 15' high ceilings and all the bathing you need and all the food you can devour under big trees. Dunvegan, Isle of Skye is just like Kansas.
There are good places to be, and shitty places not to be, and bad situations not to get involved in. That's the point- find the nice places to be and enjoy your presence there. It is very fleeting.
Oh yes. That's why my cadre is stocked with the things they will need in case the food stops coming in, the nukes fly, or a pandemic hits. I wish I could get out of the city and inhabit a safer place, but in reality my people here will probably need me. At the same time I have people that might need me less in the country. At any rate I am not really concerned with day to day personal safety aside from being aware of my surroundings. My neighbors know that in the event of a disaster I am the person to ask about what they need to do to survive.