The Archivist

14 April

14 April · 21:13 UTC

If 10 people get sick amongst a million, that doesn't mean an individual has a 0.001% chance of getting something. You can't extrapolate from the group back to the individual. Some individuals will have a 100% chance of being the one who gets sick, some zero. People instinctively know this, these 'tiny' risks they're told about are NOT the chance each of us has, individually, of getting a clot. Even most experts are making this mistake, and calling the public stupid.

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