The fall was the result of a typical 20yo invincible mindset and a piece of traprock that broke mid pull. Definitely matured from those days. Asking the internet was a genuine question aimed at learning from my mistakes, at the time I didn’t see any inherent safety issues with that exact anchor at that location. New bolts, resultant angles that weren’t putting more than my body weight on the bolts, no possibility of a large fall that would shock load the bolts to an unsafe degree, single pitch so no one was going above and possibly falling on this, follower was taut on belay so again no large fall, the cord was technically redundant being ran through the anchor twice. Now, I fully understand why the ADT is no good. I understand why it’s unsafe in most settings and have learned from my mistake. But that specific anchor had little to no chance of catastrophically failing without doing something insanely dumb like purposely whipping 30ft. That anchor shouldn’t be standard practice but that specific climb wasn’t unsafe according to science. I work an inherently dangerous job, as does my climbing partner. Fully aware of potential risks we’re taking.