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    Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 5 Dec 2020

    I'm so confused by the fear women report of strangers (don't walk at night alone, have pepper spray, etc.) but how statistically they're in less danger from strangers than men are. What is going on? How did statistics get so divorced from perceived risk?

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      1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 5 Dec 2020

        And fwiw in my personal experience, the men and women I know have had about similar rates of assault from strangers

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      2. Misha Gurevich. Angel Investor, Photographer.‏ @drethelin 5 Dec 2020
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        Well for one thing statistics are influenced by perceived risk. The statistics don't track how many times women walk down a dark alleyway alone or how often men yell at strangers in a crowded bar.

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      3. Misha Gurevich. Angel Investor, Photographer.‏ @drethelin 5 Dec 2020
        Replying to @drethelin @Aella_Girl

        There's a classic line about how you're more likely to be killed by a cow than by a shark, but this of course ignores that millions of people spend every day around millions of cows.

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      1. Seán Wheatley‏ @seanjwheatley 5 Dec 2020
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        Are women less likely to be attacked as they are less likely to be out alone? It's one of those things that would be hsrd/ impossible to measure.

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      1. Ms. G is making things! (53/100) 🎨‏ @pragueyerrr 5 Dec 2020
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        are these statistics global or specific to a certain region? i’d be shocked to find stats that women in India are safer than men from strangers, for example, but perhaps I could believe it about certain metropolitan areas in the US.

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      1. entirelyuseless‏ @entirelyuseles 5 Dec 2020
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        Presumably driven not by absolute risk but by risk *given* that you are attacked. The way many people are more afraid of flying than driving, because an airplane crash is far more deadly than a car crash even though the absolute risk is much lower.

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      1. Seán Wheatley‏ @seanjwheatley 5 Dec 2020
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        Also depends on how people are treated when expressing those fears. As a teenage boy, I remember several frightening incidents (mostly older teens trying to steal money), but adults would just tell me not to be such a wimp. Girls wouldn't get that response.

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      2. Anna‏ @DistractedAnna 5 Dec 2020
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        Women are less likely to get into a fight/be assaulted by a man we don’t know/recently met but we’re at a HUGE disadvantage if it does happen.

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      3. Anna‏ @DistractedAnna 5 Dec 2020
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        I mean it’s silly to conflate the risk of being assaulted *at all* with the risk of being *badly injured if an assault happens* and also to ignore that we behave differently and minimize the number of the former because of the latter

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      1. alice‏ @alicemosstv 5 Dec 2020
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        I would assume this fear is exactly what is keeping women from this danger yeah? Men are much more likely to risk take. Women typically avoid these situations if possible.

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