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What does it mean?
He imagines a death by arrow as unsolvable because arrows don't leave clear clues.
In plain terms
An arrow murder would be hard to solve, which is inconvenient.
What can you take from it?
Sometimes we worry about hypothetical scenarios that won't happen.

Where it applies

  • thinking about death
  • worrying
  • hypotheticals

Putting it to work

  • avoid overthinking unlikely events

Questions to consider

  • What worries you about death?
  • How do you handle unlikely fears?

Another view

Modern forensics could likely solve such a crime.

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