The catastrophic Air India crash, claiming 241 lives and yielding a sole survivor, Vishwashkumar Ramesh, has ignited a firestorm of discourse on social media platforms, interrogating the sheer improbability of such isolated survivorship; Ramesh, purportedly ejected from the disintegrating fuselage, purportedly navigated his way to medical assistance despite profound disorientation and polytrauma, echoing a macabre historical precedent wherein lone individuals have defied near-certain mortality, exemplified by Cecelia Crocker's survival of the 1987 Northwest Airlines disaster that extinguished 154 souls, including her entire family, after a catastrophic wing-strike during take-off, alongside George Lamson Jr.'s improbable escape from a 1985 Reno crash, Bahia Bakari's Lazarus-like emergence from the wreckage of a Yemenia Airways flight near the Comoros in 2009, and Jim Polehinke's solitary survival of the 2006 Comair flight 5191 tragedy in Lexington, Kentucky.