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Trouble is that those statistics are educated guesses. It's not like we have a precise table of fractional causes that could be split up via dice rolls. The fir
by JulianMorrison 5y ago
Trouble is that those statistics are educated guesses. It's not like we have a precise table of fractional causes that could be split up via dice rolls. The first thing the lawyers for the factory would do is challenge the probability estimates.
- londons_explore 5y agoAnd let them do that... before the death occurs. But once the death has happened and the dice have been rolled, the cause of death isn't appealable.