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 '''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 2018.
 '''*Yearly Deaths: a total of 55 million'''
 *> 36 million thereof from noncommunicable diseases: heart attack, stroke, cancer, diabetes ...
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 With a worldwide average homicide rate of around 6 per 100,000 inhabitants, homicide is one of the less frequent causes of death in the real world. In other words: Normally, death comes to us as not by way of homicidal action by other humans. [https://www.unodc.org/gsh/  see: Global Study on Homicide].
-In that sense, we can say that we are safe. Homicide But when it does, it has a rippling effect.
+In that sense, we can say that we are safe. Homicide is relevant because of its quality, not because of its quantity. Because, when it happens, it has a ripple effect. "The study of intentional homicide is relevant not only because it is the study of the ultimate crime, whose ripple effect goes far beyond the initial loss of human life, but because lethal violence can create a climate of fear and uncertainty. Intentional homicide also victimizes the family and community of the victim, who can be considered secondary victims, and when justice is not served, impunity can lead to further victimization in the form of the denial of the basic human right to justice." (UNODC)
 '''2. In some life-worlds, homicide is one of the most common causes of death'''