> I think that's a better metric because it puts it in perspective. It’s interesting that you see it this way. Personally if someone said to me I have a 50% in

> I think that's a better metric because it puts it in perspective. It’s interesting that you see it this way. Personally if someone said to me I have a 50% increased chance of death, I’d really struggle to make a proper risk assessment. Maybe it’s just hard to talk probabilities about ones own mortality