Don’t forget your “/s”, please.
You’d be surprised how necessary it is.
Don’t forget your “/s”, please.
You’d be surprised how necessary it is.
Depends on the lottery and the number of lines you play, but yeah, that is true for what we’d consider a “proper” lottery win I think. Thanks for making the point even better.
The odds of winning Powerball with a single bet are 1 in 292201338=C(69,5)*26. The odds of dying in a plane cash are 1 in 11,000,000 The Odds Of A Plane Crash Are One In 11 Million, Yet You’re Still Afraid.
And this:
You might think it is reasonable to believe it has become dangerous to fly after you hear about a passenger plane crashing in the media. You might think, “That’s it. Flying is definitely dangerous.” But I will counter that logic with the observation that we hear about people winning the lottery on a regular basis and we don’t suddenly conclude in response “Hurray. Winning the lottery is now within my grasp.”
So don’t get thrown off balance when you hear about a plane crash. Your odds of dying in a crash still remain in five million.
— Dr. Patricia Turner, Registered Psychologist, Calgary, Alberta
https://turnerpsychologycalgary.com/anxiety-and-stress/fear-of-flying/
Huh makes the exact same point I make, just better phrased and more helpful.
When you read about some length winning the lottery, do you run out to buy tickets?
Air travel is still by far the safest.
You’re way more likely to be suffer gross dismemberment on your commute or shopping trip than you are on a flight.
Perhaps not, but who knows about Putin’s values.
Russians used to respect the UK at least.
And, well, technically, Charles III is the had of the Commonwealth of Nations despite it being just symbolic. That’s a third of the population or the world.
The plane, en route from Baku to Grozny, crashed in Kazakhstan amid Russian air defense activity.
The lengths people will go to avoid saying “shot down”.
Will North Korea even buy this?
It could easily be faked. That’s what I’d do the North Koreans if you get them alive; put their minds at ease for their families back home by publicising the “death” of the soldier so there’s less chance of reprisals.
But more likely it’s just the NK actually do believe their propagandaa so…
Yeah. Isn’t it sad they buy into what ever shit is telling them it’d be the worst for them?
Well while they’re every large, they’re essentially eating into their reserves all the time. So they can amass more things than Ukraine… for now. At the cost of any possible future for Russia basically.
Russia will be fixing this clusterfuck of their economy for decades after Putin drops, even if it was just of old age.
The fuck you talking about nuance when you just generalised literally every state there is?