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The Risk of Dying Doing What We Love
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I agree if you are talking about indoor bouldering. I strongly disagree if you are talking about outdoor bouldering.
Me and my friends have done some very stupid things on hi-ball boulders or some with sketchy landings. I have seen plenty of people have very risky experiences. I would say outdoor bouldering is much more dangerous than outdoor sport climbing.