NEPAL PLANE CRASH passenger's smartphone live feed video reveals reality of death-humanity should cease air flight

I originally wanted to post this in April of 2023 upon first becoming aware of this but had been unable to get to it. 

At that time all of the videos were censored, the ending was removed or the crash edited out and the fire in the end just a still picture. Of course as I always do I was determined to find the one copy on the internet somewhere that was not censored the same way I've always done because I believe that people need to see the truth or at least what really happened. 

A few months followed the video content haunted me and I began to respect the main media outlet's censoring of the content and wished I had not viewed it. It was obvious there was human movement in the end and there's something that sounds like a last breath but different versions contain sound variations. I wish I could recall the original single version I had found that was not censored as now there are too many copies with variations of running the and sound. 

In the months that followed I kept dwelling on the visuals of trees and nature at the end and the quiet sound of the forest that the video finishes with. It seems the message was that when humans pass nature lives on, that nature takes us back to it and there's a peace in nature that is ever present regardless of what we or our creations such as technology are doing. 

I then began to get the ideation that one of the young men in the video was still 'with us' here in the living world for a time. A faint sentiment or message was that it's peaceful and we don't 'die' that there's no fear that  we live on or something to that effect...it's been too long since April now I can't replicate it exactly. 

I also got the idea that humans should give up aviation. It's bad for us, for the natural environment that sustains life on earth.  

 Nepal plane crash: a chequered aviation history 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=5294403487280646&id=451369008407073

Video appears to show plane moments before Nepal crash

One version of live feed:

https://m.facebook.com/middayindia/videos/a-sudden-fire-engulfs-the-plane-as-the-heart-wrenching-and-horrifying-facebook-l/593792206089749/

Full video (unfortunately it's off Tiktok. Disregard all the graphics covering up the video):

https://www.tiktok.com/@alisameer220/video/7191520305628695814?lang=en

There's just too many accidents and too much chance of human error. 

My opinion is that if man was meant to fly he'd have wings. I've watched too many airline crash investigation programs. It's obvious. People don't want to be realistic about the problems with humans trying to fly in airplanes and how it doesn't work or it's not full proof. Nor are people realistic about the irresponsible behavior of airlines and industry that manufactures air travel machines. 

The air crash investigation shows always downplay the deaths and attribute them as unfortunate sacrifices that brought about wonderful changes to aviation when most of the accidents are preventable. 

Another experience that relates to this is during COVID quarantine unlike most people I was urban camping outside as the world simply forgot about 'The Homeless' as if we didn't exist. 

We lived through more of what was going on outside in the environment. Animals began to come out in an urban environment, there was less pollution and much more quiet. 

This was a direct result of humans ceasing air travel and a large portion of mechanized travel by ground as well.