The Comparative Risk of Terrorism
The Comparative Risk of Terrorism – essay from the Wall Street Journal:
It might be unrealistic to expect the average citizen to have a nuanced grasp of statistically based risk analysis, but there is nothing nuanced about two basic facts:
- America is a country of 310 million people, in which thousands of horrible things happen every single day; and
- The chances that one of those horrible things will be that you’re subjected to a terrorist attack can, for all practical purposes, be calculated as zero.
(via Bruce Schneier).
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