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'''1. Homicide is one of the least common causes of death''' | '''1. Homicide is one of the least common causes of death''' | ||
*World Population: from 370 million in 1350 to 7.6 billion in April 2018. | *World Population: from 370 million in 1350 to 7.6 billion in April 2018. | ||
*Yearly Deaths: 55 million | *Yearly Deaths: 55 million (> 36 million thereof from noncommunicable diseases: heart, stroke, cancer ... diabetes; rest: infectious, maternal, netonatal, nutritional; injuries; notabene: In 2016, the number of deaths among children under age 5 dropped below 5 million for the first time in modern history — down from 11 million deaths in 1990 and 16.4 million deaths in 1970. Deaths from HIV/AIDS among both children and adults declined by 46 percent since 2006, and deaths from malaria by 26 percent since 2006. The ''''triad of trouble'''' spells obesity, conflict, and mental health issues - the latter affect 1.1 billion people). | ||
*Thereof Yearly Deaths by homicide: less than 500 000. | |||
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With a worldwide average homicide rate of around 6 per 100,000 inhabitants | With a worldwide average homicide rate of around 6 per 100,000 inhabitants, homicide is one of the less, one might even say all but least frequent causes of death in the real world. In other words: Normally, death comes to us as not by way of a homicidal action by other humans. | ||
[https://www.unodc.org/gsh/ see: Global Study on Homicide]. But when it does, it has a rippling effect. | |||
'''2. In some life-worlds, homicide is one of the most common causes of death''' | '''2. In some life-worlds, homicide is one of the most common causes of death''' |