Other people don't just care about themselves, they care that 400 people might randomly die in the future for no valid reason.
It's a sophisticated form of empathy, not everyone growing up learns it.
It's a sophisticated form of empathy, not everyone growing up learns it.
Again, I'm not saying we shouldn't be concerned about ways to improve or hold Boeing accountable. But it's not a rational reaction to stop flying due to this incident.
Or, it is a perfectly rational reaction for many people, it's just your theory of rationalism—based on coarse-grained probability of an event ("airlines are safer than ever"), rather than Expected Value or something else—is limited and unrealistic. Like, maybe there's some fancy Nash Equilibrium psycho economic rationality in which the empirically observed behavior is actually rational.