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I just can't grasp ahold of the whole "meant to die" ideology. If you were "meant to die," then why didn't you die? Because there's no such thing as "meant to live or die." It was just an occurance. Where the crew on Ernest Shackleton's last attempted voyage to the pole "meant to die" or "meant to live?" I know a number of the died in the war shortly after. But many of them lived on to be quite old as well. If you were meant to die, is there a "Final Destination" situation occuring?
Wear your seatbelt. Emperically, as Ace of Spades said, it's better to. Chances are it will help you instead of hurt you.
If you don't wear it, it's like I mentioned before, you either don't care about your life, don't think it will happen to you, or doubt a seatbelt's capabilities (which have been proven to be life-saving moreso than live-threatening).
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Off the record, on the q.t., and very hush-hush.
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