If we do that, we'll learn that we have to completely remove terrorism from our list of concerns. Which is, of course, the whole point of this technique. The odds of picking six numbers out of fifty-one is about eighteen million to one, so you can stop worrying about winning the lottery. Whew, there's another concern off your mind. OK, you can worry about that.
Car accidents are scary, but many people find gun accidents even scarier.
It depends on their age. Check out the chart at the bottom of this page for the source of these numbers. It's interesting to note that the only thing causing fewer accidental deaths is poisoning by gases. NHSC separates poisoning by gas from poisoning by solid or liquid, perhaps to prevent firearms from being at the very bottom of the list. If all the poisonings are added together, as they should be, firearms cause fewer accidental deaths than car accidents, falls, poisoning, crossing the street, drowning, fires or choking.