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> Statistically 'in real life' extremely rare for this to happen. Just like most forms of harm; most of the time that you take some form of insurance against a
by anonymousab 4y ago
> Statistically 'in real life' extremely rare for this to happen.
Just like most forms of harm; most of the time that you take some form of insurance against a negative event, it's not necessarily because of the likelihood of that event, but the sheer totality of the harm that will occur if that extremely rare event comes to pass.