I pasted the links elsewhere, but it's important to differentiate between general aviation (small planes, crop dusters, personal pilots, etc) and commercial flying.
Commercial flying is EXTREMELY safe, ridiculously so. The safety culture is amazing. General aviation does it's best, but at the end of the day people just aren't as responsible in small planes.
I hate to link them, but video of the outside of the plane - https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1irthzm/all_survived_video_from_passenger_on_board/
Everyone walked away. How the hell do you land a plane upside down?
Not sure how anything you asked is relevant? At the end of the day, general aviation is not super safe to the standard that people expect from commercial / corporate flights.
https://pilotinstitute.com/is-flying-safer-than-driving/#personal-flights
Before everyone jumps on politics, not every plane crash is Trumps fault. Small planes are roughly as safe as riding a motorcycle, stuff like this happens all the time.
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Huh? Am I missing something because I haven't seen Jaws?
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Have you seen self adhesive tape? It's a bit nicer at least.
For those who haven't seen them, I'm a big fan of these "self watering" IKEA plant pots.
https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/ikea-ps-fejoe-self-watering-plant-pot-black-30117188/
Basically that means there's a reservoir at the bottom, a tube down, and a stick with Styrofoam on the end. The stick floats up when there's water in there, so you don't flood your plant.
Bottom watering is also great way to reduce things like fungus gnats, and apparently is better for your plants.
On top of all this they have shitty wheels on the bottom that make it way easier to move around big plants.
My problem was I have several large plants I want to put out for the summer and hook into my irrigation. A simple solution was just drilling a hole in the bottom, then shoving a rubber cork in it when its inside.
In the summer I just store the cork in the top of the tube (the orange bit).
It's a simple hack but works really well.
Yeah you could totally make that argument. A cessna cruises at around 125 knots (143 mph) and google tells me the speed limit on a US highway is 85 mph.
It's still less safe than driving a car, and not as safe as people assume all flying is (thanks to commercial flying being amazingly safe).