Ha ampliado su respuesta para dar más contexto de lo que quería decir:
https://m.facebook.com/notes/neil-degrasse-tyson/tweetstorm/10157492889446613/
Neil deGrasse Tyson
TweetStorm
3 HOURS AGO · PUBLIC
TweetStorm - August 5, 2019
Yesterday, a Tweet I posted in reaction to the horrific mass shootings in America over the previous 48 hours, killing 34 people, spawned mixed and highly critical responses.
If you missed it, I offered a short list of largely preventable causes of death, along with their average two-day death toll in the United States. They significantly exceeded the death toll from the two days of mass shootings, including the number of people (40) who on average die from handgun homicides every two days.
I then noted that we tend to react emotionally to spectacular incidences of death, with the implication that more common causes of death trigger milder responses within us.
My intent was to offer objectively true information that might help shape conversations and reactions to preventable ways we die. Where I miscalculated was that I genuinely believed the Tweet would be helpful to anyone trying to save lives in America. What I learned from the range of reactions is that for many people, some information –-my Tweet in particular -- can be true but unhelpful, especially at a time when many people are either still in shock, or trying to heal – or both.
So if you are one of those people, I apologize for not knowing in advance what effect my Tweet could have on you. I am therefore thankful for the candor and depth of critical reactions shared in my Twitter feed. As an educator, I personally value knowing with precision and accuracy what reaction anything that I say (or write) will instill in my audience, and I got this one wrong.
Respectfully Submitted
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Sumar y restar sabemos todos... Ahora restad corrupción, toros, sobrecostes de iglesia, fiestas, politiqueos y monarquías, etc.... Y luego sumamos estos gastos de estos niños (menores de edad). A ver si la balanza sigue siendo negativa...