Imagine boarding a plane for a long-awaited retirement vacation in Hawaii. Before takeoff, the captain announces the crew is fairly certain they have enough fuel to make it to Hawaii safely, but if not, the plane will land in a desert instead. Not only that, but the navigation system is down. The plan is to simply fly west and hope for the best! And for a hat trick of misfortune, the weather radar is malfunctioning, so no one knows what kind of turbulence is ahead. But don’t worry, the crew is sort of optimistic that good weather is ahead, so they’ve taken the liberty of removing the emergency life jackets and air masks. Are you staying on that flight?
