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Old 29-09-2012, 05:02 PM #8
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It's different. In a car accident you have a chance of surviving but the likelihood of walking away from a plane crash is severely limited. I know the stats but it doesnt make me feel any better. Nothing to do with 9/11 either I have been around and flying since way before then. Fears etc don't have to be rational
Of course you're entitled to believe whatever you want without being rational. Just as I'm entitled to pursue your point even further.

Bottom line is you are more likely - far more likely - to be killed in a car crash than a plane. Even if you're more likely to survive in a car crash you're still more likely to die in one ... surely balances itself out?
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