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That’s a miracle?

It's a miracle that so few ppl were on either of those flights leaving Boston.

If I recall correctly, the Boston-to-Cali 8AM flights were usually ~75% full of the hi-tech business flyers between the coasts.

On that day, however, it was less than 50%.

I was on the east coast for vacation, and was supposed to fly back around approx sept 11 (I think the 10th or something). I went home about 1 week early.

On sept 11th I saw the news list the flight # of one of the planes, and I went and checked and my ticket stub matched.

Was very eerie having my path being just a day or so away from it. It was a layover flight or something.

My cousin was living in SF at the time but hails from Boston. He was on that flight the day before.

HEYYOU says

Three buildings collapsed by 2 planes. That's a miracle!

The third, as that should have been an asymmetrical fall then a symmetric one, if the purposed theory holds out.

theoakman says

My cousin was living in SF at the time but hails from Boston. He was on that flight the day before.

I've heard of up to 3 persons, whose plans were changed for that day alone. It's like Boston's Logan airport was a ghost town for one day in what's generally considered a very busy business season, the time right after Labor Day weekend.

I think even the so-called Great James Randi may want to give that some recognition that psychic phenomena may exist, but not for all ppl, otherwise, the only passengers would have been the hijackers.