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Interestingly, those odds are not accurate for everyone, regardless of whether its a COVID death or an automobile accident death. Literally, by spouting your 1
by Fjolsvith 6y ago
Interestingly, those odds are not accurate for everyone, regardless of whether its a COVID death or an automobile accident death.
Literally, by spouting your 1/2433 odds, you being disingenuous for most people. A person could greatly reduce their personal odds by taking extra vitamins and eating healthy and getting good sleep, entirely without wearing a mask.
Your street crossing example is an example of you following a health order for your own personal safety. You could simply use the crosswalk without looking - that would be you relying on others to wear their mask to ensure your personal safety.
When you make your personal safety dependent on my goodwill, I'm going to let you fall, hard.
- tingletech 6y agoI was just trying to get apples to apples numbers to your equally disingenuous numbers. Your point seems to be that folks should not follow health orders since the odds are good for most people, and that you will do your part to make sure folks will get what they deserve?
- Fjolsvith 6y agoPeople don't get what you think they deserve, they always get what they deserve, period. People haven't worried about flu death rates or (insert other disease) death rates before. Why should I go out of my way to protect someone who won't protect themselves by staying home locked away from the world? After I recovered from my COVID, why should I wear a mask if I'm COVID antibody positive? To make you feel better?