Show HN: The Odds of Dying from Covid-19 Compared to Risks from Extreme Sports
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#3Also otherwise missing units of time for many of the activities.
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#4Are death percentage risks additive when we combine activities?
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#5Huh, the blurry lowres pic hides the mathematical symbols... Are death percentage risks additive when we combine activities?
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#6The lack of standard scaling of amount of activity breaks this chart. Rock climbing is given as roughly the same death rate as heroin addiction: 0.0145% vs 0.016% per year. But the chart counts 100 years of heroin addiction versus only one year of rock climbing and so misrepresents the risk by a factor of 100. Also otherwise missing units of time for many of the activities.
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#7Huh, the blurry lowres pic hides the mathematical symbols... Are death percentage risks additive when we combine activities?
Yes, they are additive. The blur happened when I uploaded to Wordpress and I couldn't find a way to fix it.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes, they are additive. The blur happened when I uploaded to Wordpress and I couldn't find a way to fix it.
Yeah, unfortunately the image is really hard to read because it's so blurry. =/ Please try to fix it!
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#10Huh, the blurry lowres pic hides the mathematical symbols... Are death percentage risks additive when we combine activities?