Yes, yet by 'not making a choice', you still chose a definite probability distribution of outcomes. That distribution will need to be justified. If some people

Yes, yet by 'not making a choice', you still chose a definite probability distribution of outcomes. That distribution will need to be justified. If some people die and others don't, people will ask 'Why did this person die and not that other one?' I highly doubt that 'We flipped a coin' is going to be an acceptable answer.