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I believe those two events differ in frequency by at least a few orders of magnitude.
by minitoar 2y ago
I believe those two events differ in frequency by at least a few orders of magnitude.
- deadbabe 2y agoAfter a certain level of improbability, you can basically assume an improbable event will never happen at all, and live life accordingly.
- peddling-brink 2y agoAs an individual, you are responsible for yourself, and preparing for every improbable event would not be a good time / life enjoyment trade off. As a society, we are responsible for not only our society, but we also set the stage for the entire future of the human race. Though an improbable event probably won’t happen tomorrow, we can say with a certain amount of assurance that it will happen in the future. Therefore we can and should prepare for these events.
- deadbabe 2y agoWe’ve barely prepared for extremely probable events.