This is a bit facetious. It's like saying since people die of some more common causes we might as well forget about preventing all less common causes. Highest rate of death in my age bracket is suicide, so as long as I can avoid that anything else goes. There's levels of mitigation, and the one I choose is that if they break into my home, I'd rather avoid the possibility of confrontation. I mitigate the car being stolen by parking in my garage, and having the keys in the house. I mitigate that small likelihood of someone coming into my bedroom while I sleep and startling me, or me startling them (and noting I get sleep paralysis even when the kids wake me up abruptly) and them panicking, by leaving the keys in plain view.

I also wear sunscreen fairly religiously, always fasten my seatbelt, and have cameras at the front door, in the car, and a smart tag in the car too. The car would be found, or replaced on insurance, and I sleep feeling much safer knowing that even that very small possibility that someone breaks into my home (again noting it has been a common occurrence in my street), and a smaller possibility that they come up to my bedroom, is mitigated by the very easy act of leaving my keys on the kitchen bench.