> People aren't scared of dying in traffic or by a preventable medical error. Maybe they should, but they aren't. Those risks are real, but they don't affect ho

> People aren't scared of dying in traffic or by a preventable medical error. Maybe they should, but they aren't. Those risks are real, but they don't affect how people go about their lives. Terrorism is a tiny risk of death but an enormous cost in terms of percieved safety. The perception stems from the difference in media coverage and political grandstanding imho. At least you have a legitimate objection, I just don't agree with it.