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No need to overcomplicate it: we ignore it because it's not that common. I mean, for every one person that dies in a car accident in the U.S., 16 die from hear
by dbrueck 4y ago
No need to overcomplicate it: we ignore it because it's not that common.
I mean, for every one person that dies in a car accident in the U.S., 16 die from heart disease and look at how good we are (collectively) at not really tackling that as a source of deaths!
- alar44 4y agoExactly, we don't ignore it. The author is just shitty at risk assessment.