> It cannot be used to evaluate "risk", without quantifying what you mean by "risk" Dead bodies laying around on the ground is usually considered a sign that s

> It cannot be used to evaluate "risk", without quantifying what you mean by "risk" Dead bodies laying around on the ground is usually considered a sign that some sort of risk was in play, but I'm clearly not as well versed in the field as you. Your absolutely flawless logic has certainly changed my mind. I wonder if the relatives of the dead are as as easily convinced as me. What's your intuition on that (if you care enough to bother generating an opinion that is)?