Not the first time as mass fire-walk has gone wrong. An attempt at the world record in NZ ended up costing more on medical treatment than they raised for the St. Johns.
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/07/12/1089484270681.html
How many times does Tony Robbins get to harm people like this?
And you never hear of any lawsuits that result from this. The burned people will probably blame themselves and not Tony. Head hanging down, theyâll admit: âNo, no, it was my fault-- I didnât unleash enough power within.â
Somebody wasnât believing hard enough
Just guessing that everybody realized that theyâd waived any right to sue only after the fact.
Normally Iâm firmly opposed to eugenics, butâŚ
I never got the idea of being inspired by doing something that everyone else can do.
No.
Thatâs just conjecture. Thereâs hard data that shows a statistically significant correlation people donât like to admit.
Actually they were too motivated - willing to step onto a fire without knowing what they were doingâŚ
(I do give these motivational seminars a bit of slack about firewalking - the physics means it usually works, whether youâre believing in woo-woo nonsense or not, but you still have to psych yourself into being willing to step onto something thatâs obviously fire.)
Why do these people always look like unbelievable arseholes?
Given a stage, their inner psychopath will always come out 
Ten years later, this is still my favorite rendition:
Right. They donât have a leg to stand on.
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