I find it concerning that by the time I flew on a new Boeing 737 Max airplane that numerous pilots knew that it had uncontrolled descent issues that had already caused a fatal crash.

After seeing the passenger cabin of the Boeing 737 Max that I flew on, I was not surprised when one fatally crashed shortly afterwards, killing everyone on board.

Sitting on top of an electrical outlet and having radio frequency WiFi devices charging their batteries while streaming wireless movies is a very undesirable dynamic for the biological health of the passengers and aircraft crew.

Illegal activity thrives on deregulation.

Deregulation is known to lead to dangerous products, injuries and deaths.

The Boeing 737 Max is the Ford Pinto of aviation.

An aircraft cabin that is filled with wireless radio frequency (RF) devices that are charging is comparable to filling an aircraft with hundreds of known biologically toxic smart meters.

Had the government done its job of regulating Boeing, it is highly unlikely that the 737 Max would have been globally grounded.

The Boeing 737 Max has become a classic example of the failure of deregulation.