Also, how are you geting 0.8%? This website says that the mortality rate of 65-75 year olds is 2%. So over 4 years that should be 8%, which I think makes it much more plausible that quantum death probability is 0.1%(although clearly 8% isn’t the real probability, any presidential candidate is probably way less likely to die than the background population)
Also, how are you geting 0.8%? This website says that the mortality rate of 65-75 year olds is 2%. So over 4 years that should be 8%, which I think makes it much more plausible that quantum death probability is 0.1%(although clearly 8% isn’t the real probability, any presidential candidate is probably way less likely to die than the background population)
You’re right, I misread. I retract that part of my claim.