Yes, I am right, nothing happened. You can give into fear of the unknown, or fear of what might be.....sorry, not my style.
Vigilance and fear are not the same...I can remain without fear yet at the same time be attentive to protecting myself.
The danger on that flight was unmistakably clear.
Here ... Did you know that one can throw a lit match into an open pail of gasoline and it will NOT explode, it will NOT burn off all your hair instaneously, melt your polyester shirt into your flesh, and then burn the gruesome melted mixture of flash and polyester cloth to black stinking ash, giving you about thirty seconds or so of the most excrutiating agony of pain pain before your burnt out lungs fail to supply the oxygen its blood and your body goes into total shock? Perfectly safe, some FOOL once assured me.
He's NOT amoung the living anymore, for soon after that some other calamity befell him. I held him back from throwing the lit match in that pail, thank G-d. I am still here.