The fact that you really insist in having this discussion is telling. Missing or misjudging a corner is indeed not bad luck. The fact that that leads to a crash that could have cost you your life, that could have ended your career, and put you in the hospital for months, months in bed, on crutches and in a wheelchair, is bad luck. Riders miss corners in every race. Most of them get up, get a new bike, and continue the race. If i remember correctly, Pogacar crashed in a corner in the TDF last year (i'm sure you will remember as well since your friend Vingegaard waited for him).
Evenepoel is not a medic, not a surgeon, he was a young inexperienced rider. This is not about luck, this is not his fault, those are just facts. Blaming him for training too soon too hard after his crash and not interpreting the signals his body was sending him was as such a continuation of the bad luck. If you want to bring this into the equation, you might as well say Pogacar made his choice in having a girlfriend (nobody forced him), and not breaking up with his girlfriend when he knew his mother in law was sick. It's nonsensical and complete bullsht. You like to talk about other people's bias, but you are one of the most biased people on the forum. You just try to hide it behind your so called facts, often pulled out of context. This is no exception.