5 On July 25, 2000 the very first fatal accident involving a Concorde occurred when a Concorde bound from Paris to New York crashed during take-off and all 100 passengers and nine crew and four people on the ground were killed. After the accident, the Concorde was taken out of service for some time. Suppose, someone argues that: “It makes no sense to take the Concorde out of service. The safety record of the Concorde is rather good; it was the first accident in 31 years. Flying the Concorde is per kilometer travelled much safer than riding in a car. Car accidents are generally accepted, so there is no reason to suppose that the risks of the Concorde are unacceptable.” What do we call this fallacy? Argue, why this argumentation is not sound.