I think the inclusion of the Deer Hunter and Russian Roulette analogies throughout the article prove to be helpful to non-quantitatively inclined readers. As is addressed early in the article, misunderstanding or confusing the words "risk" and "uncertainty" can be dangerous, and doing so is a key reason why many misunderstand COVID-19. I think the first paragraph of the article does a great job of defining these words through the easily-understood analogies of hunting a deer and Russian Roulette. The article addresses all of the variable factors involved in determining the odds of killing a deer in a single shot which perfectly defines uncertainty, and the blunt 1 in 6 chance of dying in Russian Roulette which defines the other extreme, nearly complete certainty. These examples clearly differentiate risk, the chance of death, from uncertainty, how sure we are about the amount of risk, which I think is really helpful for non-quantitatively inclined readers.