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I don’t think comparing only mortality rates is accurate. I can’t say « you are much more likely to die by falling into a volcano than to die because of the flu
by nashalo_nighly 6y ago
I don’t think comparing only mortality rates is accurate. I can’t say « you are much more likely to die by falling into a volcano than to die because of the flu » just because the mortality rate of falling into a volcano is much higher than getting the flu.
I think one also has to factor in the likelihood of the event, in the case of diseases we might look at how contagious the diseases are.