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    MurphysLaw
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    Its not about what happened, where it is, or how, I could have told you…

    Ive always said ”Don’t travel by plane” things like this were inevitably going to happen sooner or later…

    #1010973
    yeshivaguy45
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    Only Hashem knows what’s going to happen. If nobody traveled by plane, how would anybody go to Eretz Yisroel nowadays? (In the olden days it took weeks, months to reach Eretz Yisroel. Also, flying nowadays is so common, how could nobody fly at all if you want to travel? These things are so unpredictable. This is the first time this ever happened. Nobody ever thought such a thing would happen nowadys with radar and signals.

    The lesson which we’re supposed to take from the plane, (I heard this b’shem several rabbonim) is that Hashem is showing us that We think we’re in control. We have modern technology today- radar, signals, we think we control everything. Hashem is telling us that He runs the worls and even with technology we are not in control. Hashem is in control. Ain Od Milvado There’s only Hashem

    #1010975
    HaLeiVi
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    I have somewhat of a hard time understanding why they are so much in the dark. They know the speed up until the point where they lost contact. They know how much fuel it had, and they know (I assume) the angle in which it turned around. Shouldn’t they be able to figure out where it ran out of fuel?

    #1010976

    It had a lot of fuel.

    #1010977
    Poster
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    MurphysLaw, car accidents happen far more often. r u abandoning ur car?

    #1010978
    2NI3
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    statistically its still safer to fly a malasin air flight then to drive around the block.

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