British Airways Jet lands in wrong country on purpose. This is Dr. Jim Denison's

The Daily Article podcast for Thursday, March 28th, 2019. When you're in London, Dusseldorf, Germany is

357 miles to the east. Edinburgh, Scotland is 403 miles to the north. If you're flying to Dusseldorf, you'd not expect your airplane to land in Edinburgh.

But that's just what happened Monday.

The aviation company operating British Airways Flight 3271 filed the wrong flight plan,

sending the jet to Edinburgh.

The pilots, cabin crew, and air traffic controllers thus assumed the plane was supposed to go to Scotland.

When they landed, confusion ensued.

Flight attendants asked for a show of hands of passengers who thought they were traveling to Dusseldorf.

When every hand went up, they realized that every passenger was now in the wrong place.

We can be both sincere and wrong.

There are many ways to be sincerely wrong today.

Same-sex marriage supporters are convinced that biblical, moral, or religious liberty

objections are irrelevant or wrong.

The same is true with abortion advocates.

Their claims seem simple and persuasive.

Everyone should be able to love who they love.

A woman is the best person to decide what to do with her own body and so on. But as British Airways proved,

it's possible to be both sincere and wrong. Another topic making today's news illustrates the same

point. Underwater hotels and restaurants are being built for the ultra wealthy. One submerged hotel

offers an underwater villa for $50,000 a night. Billionaire bunkers are being constructed around

the world, enabling the wealthy to survive nuclear attacks and other catastrophes. But all

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