 Flying: Commercial air travel brings many benefits to many people. However, it also brings small risks of death. Some of this risk falls on people who benefit from air travel – notably passengers. But some people exposed to the same risks enjoy no benefits. Jeb is an Amish farmer who completely eschews all the ‘benefits’ of modern life. Jeb lives under the flightpath of air traffic between two major cities. (Jeb was not consulted about this flightpath.) One day, debris from a passing airplane falls on Jeb and kills him. (This example is adapted from Kumar 2015, which draws on Ashford 2003.)