This is another thing that just came to my mind: You have to distuingish between how the survivor’s distribution of lifetime looks like, as stated in your example with driving. Some die very young, but most live. With smoking however you can reasonably say that they reduce their lifespan proportionally, in addition to some risk to die very young. I know of no good way to visualise this.
This is another thing that just came to my mind: You have to distuingish between how the survivor’s distribution of lifetime looks like, as stated in your example with driving. Some die very young, but most live. With smoking however you can reasonably say that they reduce their lifespan proportionally, in addition to some risk to die very young. I know of no good way to visualise this.