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Old September 13th 06, 05:04 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jose[_1_]
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Default Accident Prone Pilots

we're always just a few seconds from catastrophe whenever we fly.

Uh... we're just a few seconds from catastrophe whenever we cross the
street too. All of life has risk. What makes a "thrill seeker" is that
the risk itself is a plus. When I fly, it is not the risk that I enjoy,
but the flight. Thrill seekers would enjoy the risk more than the
flight itself.

If flying were completely safe, thrill seekers would lose interest, but
I would not and neither would you.

Jose
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