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I think "may not survive" is setting the wrong tone here since the odds of him surviving are good.
by Axsuul 7y ago
I think "may not survive" is setting the wrong tone here since the odds of him surviving are good.
- parsimo2010 7y agoConsider that people in ICU have a much higher mortality rate than the general population, that the government is going to bias their reports towards calm and stability, and that most people would even call a 20% probability of dying pretty bad. Saying that “he may not survive“ is perfectly reasonable. It’s not saying he’s definitely going to die. I hope the media wouldn’t sensationalize it like this, but there is definitely a chance that he will die.