you are more likely to be struck by lightning and “DIE?” then win the lottery. People who buy lottery tickets should be running for safety when storms starts
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360 million. Approximation. Apparently it’s around 340
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hold on these two us government sites are giving me contradictory data
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oh interesting. to me the number was always 330M
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population increased
it’ll prolly stagnate this generation so you don’t have to worry
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Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Missouri, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania have the most lightning deaths and injuries. Florida is considered the “lightning capital” of the country, with more than 2,000 lightning injuries over the past 50 years.
Atlas this seems like more than 14 a year
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check the second link walnut
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that’s what i saw when i saw that
i blame the government
fatalities is different from being struck
doesn’t the second link say 43 fatalities per year
it says the 43 people is 10% of the total
i’m blind.
data is still wrong either way
you will not die from lightning litten
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The chance of being struck in your life time is 1/15,000
which
seems like one of those things which sound untrue but is mathematically correct
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killed is 1 in a million, according to Britannica
if you do feel free to send your ghost to haunt me
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I have bigger people to haunt. I need to haunt May first
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may says ghosts aren’t real
thus whoever of us dies first gets to haunt may to prove her wrong
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it is time
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