We have people that jumped on grenades, bombed, shot at, cut to pieces and survived but how dare we stumble funny on a curb.
This is a great example of survivorship bias! Someone surviving those types of events is a very rare occurrence, so when it happens, it’s noteworthy and the word gets around. You don’t hear about all of the times those things happen and the person doesn’t survive (or at least, you don’t hear about them as prevalently.) Similarly, when someone stumbles on a curb and survives, it’s not news, but when someone stumbles and dies, it is!
Well it’s still true in the sense that if the average person wanted to kill another person they’d have a difficult time figuring out a method, if they don’t want to get caught. Granted most murders are men killing a spouse or other known person which often includes suicide, or they don’t care about spending the rest of their life in prison or the getting capital punishment anyway.
Where as accidently killing someone is technically speaking always entirely effortless.
