> the annual mortality rate in the US is 1 in 115 people. Kind off topic, but my brain was wandering. If 1 in 115 people die per year, then you have a 1 in 11

> the annual mortality rate in the US is 1 in 115 people. Kind off topic, but my brain was wandering. If 1 in 115 people die per year, then you have a 1 in 115 chance of dying per year. Which means your average expected lifetime is 115 years... which is a bit high. But I guess that it's because there are more people being born than die per year and being young (and in a rich country in a modern era), their life expectancy is quite long. Still, I would have expected a higher mortality rate off hand.