I do not know and I do not know "How do people die?"

Human life expectancy (average life expectancy) continues to rise gradually with progress in science and technology, and the cause of death changes with the times. However, when it comes to data "How people die," surprisingly it is unfamiliar with "human death" that the movie "How Will You Die?I will tell you.

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Like everyone sleeps, I hope to die before I notice, but I know that the probability of dying asleep is unbelievably low. So, how does one person die?


The average life expectancy of people was 31 years in 1901. After that, in more than 100 years ago, in 2016 the average life expectancy grew to 71 years.


The average life expectancy is 82 years in advanced countries such as France and Canada and 64 years in Rwanda in developing countries.


Many people are dead in a strange form among them. In 2015, 27 people were killed in an accident related to Selphy (self-taking), those who were playing the starcraft of the game for more than 50 hours died of heart attacks, in Russia 100 people a year dropped 70 people die every year with a child dying of hot dogs in their throats.


Taking America as a representative example of Western countries, 318 million people live in 2014, but more than 2.6 million people are dead.


Half of dead people died of cardiac disorders, but the top causes of death 100 years ago were tuberculosis and influenza.


People who died of tuberculosis and influenza by science and technology evolution have decreased sharply, but instead they have more to die from cancer.


In the 1970s, 50% survived cancer, but today 68.8% of people survived from cancer in the United States. Thanks to advances in science and technology.


Unfortunately, cancer and heart disease do not die suddenly, but die after a long period of illness. In fact, 60% of deaths occurred in hospitals, of which 10 out of 1 died after a month of fighting illness.


Of course, there are also sudden deaths, and 130,005 people are unexpectedly dead in the US in 2014.


Fear of "death caused death" is driven by media coverage. For example, it is typical that it is stabbed by a bee and died.


However, in fact, in the United States there is no one who died after being attacked by a shark after 2014. On the other hand, 38 people are dying being bitten by a dog.


There are 900 people dead by cycling, while there are more than 2,200 pedestrians who die in traffic accidents.


For those who are killed by terrorists, there are 80 times as many people die of alcoholism.


As a matter of fact, terrorists who cause incidents in western countries are mostly "lone wolves", of which 80% are those who do not have a Muslim background. Many of the reasons are not religious beliefs, but political ideas, patriotism, and discrimination by criminalists.


78% of terrorist acts that people died in 2015 occurred in five countries - Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan and Syria.


In the world's poorest 34 countries, the respiratory system is the biggest cause of death, not caused by tobacco or cooking smoke.


Meanwhile, the average life expectancy of Japanese women has reached 87 years old, and Japanese food is considered to be the cause of longevity.


In the future we not only live longer but we may be able to predict how and when we will die.


By actually evolving the software of the computer, we can predict how and when the person will die, with high accuracy of 96% by referring to the hospital history etc etc.


So it seems to be a problem that "Do you really want to know how and when you will die?"