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Being shot by a swimming dog with a handgun in its mouth is also specifically referenced in what if? 146, [https://what-if.xkcd.com/146/ Stop Jupiter]. | Being shot by a swimming dog with a handgun in its mouth is also specifically referenced in what if? 146, [https://what-if.xkcd.com/146/ Stop Jupiter]. | ||
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+ | Actually the fact that three trips instead of two increases risk by 50% means that risk is pretty much 0 to begin with (as mouse over says). If risk was high, lets say 50%, you'd have 75% chance being shot on two trips and "only" 87.5% risk of being shot on 3 trips.. increase of only 16%. | ||
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