>100% of people will have some form of disability in their lifetime.
Wrong. You could die suddenly in peak condition without ever having a disability.
Wrong. You could die suddenly in peak condition without ever having a disability.
Second, I wrote could, to clarify that not everybody gets a disability before they die.
Third, you could also die past your peak but still without disability.
> "100%" doesn't mean "there are no nitpicky edge cases," it means, "this includes you, yes you, this is relevant to you."
> It is completely normal to use language that is not entirely precise. It isn't a criticism to point this out.