I will modify my site to more clearly indicate that my pages about fear describe my own feelings, not those of all skydivers. I don't understand where you got that idea. I don't think you understand what I mean. I strongly believe that someone who does not fear skydiving and does not acknowledge or respect the danger involved will end up dead. However, I believe that someone who acknowledges and respects the danger in skydiving has a much better chance of surviving without injury than someone who fears the danger.
Fear tends cause instinctive responses.
Eventually any person will come across a situation that requires something other than instinct. If they fear the danger, they will most likely get hurt or killed. Just as someone who fears the danger, the person who acknowledges and respects fear works on safety procedures before and during the jump. However, they do not panic or rely on instinct when faced with a situation for which they didn't prepare. Instead, they are still calm and able to think it through.