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I think that simple news reporting inadvertently screws up how the general public perceives low-probability events. Whether it's an airplane crash or a blood c
by smiley1437 6y ago
I think that simple news reporting inadvertently screws up how the general public perceives low-probability events.
Whether it's an airplane crash or a blood clot caused by a vaccine, human minds simply can't 'feel' that a phenomenon is rare when it is repeated over and over again in their newsfeed.