And let's not kid ourselves, at bare minimum you're not getting the sleep. So don't *not* panic. 
Go ahead and scare yourselves straight on this: https://peterattiamd.com/matthewwalker1/
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Causes of death that affect <1% of Americans grab >50% of the relevant media coverage. If you: 1) maintain a healthy weight 2) aren't sedentary 3) Get ~8 hours of sleep/night 4) avoid tobacco ...you should probably not dwell too much on impending doom. https://ourworldindata.org/does-the-news-reflect-what-we-die-from …pic.twitter.com/NwfJHuyWI4
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Yes nice! This is a clear display of reality vs coverage. Immediate thought:
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Suicide is more common than I thought tbh.
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#1 cause of death for males age 15-24 and #2 for males age 25-44
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I like this chart https://www.cdc.gov/injury/wisqars/LeadingCauses.html … Suicide prevention for teens and twenties does matter I think
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The fraction caused by “road incidents” is staggering. Cars are a silent killer that gets such little media attention for a gory form of death.
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I generally agree with your sentiment, Mason. An important caveat, though: - The diagram ignores kurtosis of risk. For instance, terrorism is fat-tailed (ie. disproportionate risk of disproportionate effect) so its lethality of <0.01% does not give an accurate pic of its danger.
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Howdy. Not at all sure what you mean here, unless you're pointing out that terrorism often yields enormous secondary losses (eg, increased screening at airports). But those secondary effects are plausibly under our control and excessive news coverage only increases those effects.
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I have been awaiting a graphic like this. Thank you.
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Big thing there is also how big heart disease is, knowing that *cancer* is a collection of diseases and heart disease just one. If someone solves heart disease we are in for a ride
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Lets do it! Although both cancer and heart disease, along with several other listed causes of death, are due to one thing: aging. As I understand it, one’s risk of heart disease and cancer both skyrocket with age, so solving just one doesn’t increase life expectancy by much.
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