Apples and oranges.
Your odds of death 100% with no transplant
Your odds of cancer in your like 1 in 3
Odds of getting cancer from a transplant 1 in 2000
That’s insanely low.
Your odds of having a child with Down syndrome (1 in 700) is far more likely than that.. so by your reasoning no one should have children.
A .05% risk is insanely low.
OK, your take on statistical probability is different from mine.
But, answer this: why did the author of this feel the need to disguise 1 in 2,000 as 5 in 10,000?
Because it looked better. This is marketing hype. Why is marketing hype necessary? Why the dishonesty?
That’s my problem, here. I’ve already said someone at death’s door is going to roll the dice on those odds, who wouldn’t.