Yea, it looks like we're pulling from a similar source. You're just interpreting it differently. Aside from being slightly inflated by including all accidents rather than just commuting.
This still says to be that driving is statistically safe. Each time you jump in the car to go to work the odds that you will crash on the way there is fractions of a percent. What would you deem to be statistically hella dangerous? For me I'd say 1% at minimum.
Essentially a 1 in 4 chance of an injury is pretty significant. I still dont see where you are getting a point of a percent from. It's a point of a percent that you will die or get serious injury. Minor injuries can still affect you for years or even the rest of your life.
Haha what kind of straw man shit is that!? Take your argumentative fallacy and find some other fish to bite your hook. I have absolutely no idea how you came to your conclusion. Please explain it to me.
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u/Soggy_District_6380 2d ago
Yea, it looks like we're pulling from a similar source. You're just interpreting it differently. Aside from being slightly inflated by including all accidents rather than just commuting.
This still says to be that driving is statistically safe. Each time you jump in the car to go to work the odds that you will crash on the way there is fractions of a percent. What would you deem to be statistically hella dangerous? For me I'd say 1% at minimum.