澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Game of Thrones season 8 and its leading players may have a lot going for it, but they can’t argue with cold, hard numbers. Almost as unforgiving 💞as the White Walkers themselves, an algorithm developed by a data scientist has revealed who is most likely to kick the bucket before all is said and done. Spoilers below… I guess?

DataRobot’s Taylor Larkin has crunched the numbers and charted the lives (and deaths) of over 2,00♋0 Westerosi residents (H/T ) to map out who might make it – and who might perish. The algorithm, which takes into account a number of underlying factors including gender, age and whether you’re a Targaryen across 2000 wiki entries, chur𝔍ned out some interesting findings.

Men are more 🍬than likely to die, as are the elderly. The amount of branches already pruned from your fa🅺mily tree plays a huge role, too. Which makes some of the following results less-than-surprising:

Daenerys Targaryen – 83.77% chance of death

Jaime Lannister – 72.91% chance of death

Tyrion Lannister – 70.76% chance of death

Bran Stark – 66.02% chance of death

Cersei Lannister – 60.39% chance of death

Jon Snow – 58.99% chance of death

Euron Greyjoy – 54.95% chance of death

Sansa Stark – 50.28% chance of death

Arya Stark – 49.04% chance of death

Gendry – 39.87% chance of death

I can’t be the only who finds it hilarious that literal science has absolutely no clue whether Sansa💧 is making it out of the season alive, but, most interesting, 🎃is the top three.

Dany, Jaime, and Tyrion all have data-based bullseyes on their backs and have a very good chance of dying in Game of Thrones season 8. The o𒐪thers that are more likely than ♎not to die include Bran, Cersei, Euron, and Jon (again, poor thing).

Any Gendry fans can rest easy (we hope). The ete🍸rnal rower should be safe once all is said and done. As for the rest? Let’s pray science is wrong. Plea🧔se, just this once?

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