The chances of a person dying in an elevator accident are 1 in 10.5 million. Surprisingly, this translates into something near 30 such deaths each year in the United States.
I recently read (at
archerypassion.com) that the chances of Robin Hooding an arrow—you know
splitting one arrow with another—are 1 in 4000.
Not sure about that. Those odds
seem glaringly optimistic to me, but I will run with them.
So, here is my question: What
are the chances of being struck by an arrow while in an elevator?
—Mitchell Hegman
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