Most of those cases are comorbity (someone has a heart problem is more likely to die but which problem killed them?).
Person has diabetes, and a heart problem. Drunk runs a red light and t-bones them at 100 km/h and they die. What's the cause of death? Diabetes? Heart problems?
Was their expected lifespan reduced due to their health issues? Most likely. Would they have died at that moment in the intersection if the drunk had not hit them. Not likely.
As comment title says. From Canon printers refusing to scan if there's not enough ink, to Toyota keyfob-gate and more.
Years ago I wanted a flatbed scanner, but could only easily obtain printer-scanner combos. Ended up with an Epson. I should have taken it back when it wouldn't scan unless I installed the ink cartridge. Long story short, it was crap, it broke, support was crap. I did a survey and it asked what they could do better next time. My reply was "there won't ever be a next time".
Traci and Dave Gagnon met in the cloud, so it only made sense that their wedding took place in it.
Meeting online may explain a bit about the choice, but to say that because they met online it only makes sense to have their wedding online is total nonsense.
I met my wife in a gas station convenience store. Would it therefore only make sense for us to get married there? Hell, no!
God I hate having to constantly find where to turn off today's new ad in Firefox is, and then do that on five different installs. When did choosing a browser become 'choose the least worst'?
Today's new ad? I use FF and I've never seen it.
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