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    1. censored_platform69 on

      In the U.S., about 0.01% of the population dies in car accidents each year (~40,000 deaths).

      That means you’d need around 16,600 people for 2 deaths per year (statistically).

      Over a lifetime, the risk is about 1%, so 200 people would statistically lead to 2 deaths.

      If she had 200 exes the chance would be ~100%

    2. youarenttheboss on

      She literally says the accident had JUST happened and she simply drove BY and thought „ohh terrible“ and „kept going“. Didn’t stop to help, call for help or anything.

    3. PatTheCatMcDonald on

      Odds depend on the countries death by car accident rate.

      Last time I checked, Africa, Israel and Italy were up there. Wasn’t recently though.

    4. superchibisan2 on

      Statistically? Pretty likely. Automobile accidents are one of the most common ways to die. Right up there with heat disease.

    5. Why are you people so obsessed with Ellen? lol. Car accidents are a leading cause of death. 

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