In this podcast episode, we explore the complexities behind commonly reported statistics and fiscal policies, shedding light on the often-overlooked influences of chance in our lives. We critically examine the exaggerated claim of 35 million bird deaths from window collisions, revealing its outdated basis. The discussion also addresses the UK's fiscal policies and the implications of potential increased borrowing. Additionally, Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter shares his insights on the role of luck in our lives and how we can leverage it for positive outcomes.
