how safe is Bermuda triangle?

Question

Have you ever flown over it? Anybody you know.

Did they disappear?

Answer 1

I've flown over it twice, on my way to and from the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.

I'm still here.

Or am I?

Spoooooky!

Answer 2

Some of the ships that have been lost were not clearly in the triangle at all, at least two were well out of it, as far as is actually known and not falsely included to make the idea more sensational.

The guy leading the lost fliers had a reputation for getting lost.

If the edges of the triangle are a bit elastic you can include any incident you like that happened in the general neighbourhood.

So it appears that the triangle is no safer and no more dangerous than any other bit of the Atlantic of similar size.

There have probably been more shipwrecks and light aircraft losses in proportion to traffic along the southern coast of Victoria, Australia than in the triangle, but we never hear about that.

Answer 3

It is safe even in storms, sometimes compasses will react strangely to magnetic distress, even to emergency signals and beacons, thus causing and enabling dicotomies in sound and experience (cinammon glands in akashic record), which numb the unevolved mind and cluggs the efficient worker without a consciousness for nature and Atlantis´ power (it has three: fear, pain and imperviouness).
For the untrained eye it appears as a dwall coming up and beyond necesity for help, the tenant without a murderous guilt will pass along and the next dies within the hour to agony and patriot games: heart attack and compulsion for lies (when at radio silence mostly).
Trust not my words but your own effects, this is true and Atlantis does not need a war to enact its own will or power upon suffering and willing humans and mermaids, we look alike already suposedly, precambrian did change the mammals to fit the swarms of fish. Bye young dweller, glad you meet your past without kleshas, have you any doubt?
Have a nice day. Yes, three years so far, glad you asked Colin.
Yes I did know your name.

Answer 4

When my dad was in the Navy, his submarine went through it. He said that the compass went crazy, spinning around senselessly. But nothing else. There's a bit of a magnetic disturbance around the area, or so I've heard. That would account for the compass going awry.

Answer 5

Safe, very safe. Out of like 20 Million planes only about 20 have gone down.

Answer 6

I've been in it a couple of dozen times and I'm still here... damn it...