You’re missing my point. More people die in pools because there are more pools and more people in them. The percentage chance of dying in a pool is incredibly

You’re missing my point. More people die in pools because there are more pools and more people in them. The percentage chance of dying in a pool is incredibly low, partly because it’s low risk and partly because we mitigate the actual risk (training, lifeguards, etc). Mine shafts are an order of magnitude more dangerous. If pools were as dangerous as mine shafts, they wouldn’t be anywhere near as common.