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No, but assuming most of your friends and family haven't been murdered, we may assume murder is unlikely to be the cause of your death.
by MiddleEndian 3y ago
No, but assuming most of your friends and family haven't been murdered, we may assume murder is unlikely to be the cause of your death.
- kelnos 3y agoWhether or not my friends and family have been murdered shouldn't be correlated with whether or not I've been murdered. Unless we're all in the same place most of the time, I guess?
- MiddleEndian 3y agoI'd say it's an indicator. For instance: You may hang out with a crowd who is inclined to engage in dangerous criminal activities. You may live in a place with high crime. You may live in a place where most people are left alone, but there are a few families with Montague/Capulet style feuds that the police have chosen to leave alone while they kill each other lol So if I have no other information, I would say someone who has a lot of family and friends who get murdered is more likely to be murdered than someone who doesn't.
- thfuran 3y agoBut, sticking with this analogy, several of my cousins have recently been shot while going about their day.