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Re: An eye for an eye......? And, you're spewing lies, too.
Author: Shortline Sammie
Date: 05-15-2017 - 16:40
BOB2 Wrote:
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> This engineer, of course, wasn't doing those
> things you have stated electronics/sleeping, he
> was just distracted by an ongoing rock throwing
> incident, at night, and it caused him to lose his
> bearings and locational awareness. So all of that
> stuff you randomly added to feed your outrage and
> indignation, which is not found in the NTSF
> report, is total bull$#it. And, for all that
> outrageous rage and ranting it's clear that you
> really know nothing about these accidents or why
> they occur.
>
> This was indeed a tragic event, but one caused by
> normal human error, which is why we are ever
> seeking safer systems to act as checks against
> human error. This kind of accident from loss of
> locational or situational awareness also happens
> to pilots, at night, and/or in weather, often in
> distracting or confusing situations, where they
> lose bearing, and crash.....
>
> This was not a crime of willful "negligence", but
> an unfortunate accident, of a type that has
> occurred repeatedly, due to the fact that we often
> have gaps in how our brains process inputs, and
> how our brains can often deceive us, especially
> when confronted with distracting and/or
> disorienting situations. And, that is why these
> are almost always impossible to prosecute
> successfully based on a doctrine of negligence,
> and why the DA wisely chose not to prosecute, or
> waste taxpayer dollars on "show trials" for the
> sole purpose of political "chest thumping", in
> order to appeal to the vengeance seeking emotions
> of the ignorant mob.
BOB2... couldn't have said it better...other than sometimes "@#%& happens".
Sammie
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> This engineer, of course, wasn't doing those
> things you have stated electronics/sleeping, he
> was just distracted by an ongoing rock throwing
> incident, at night, and it caused him to lose his
> bearings and locational awareness. So all of that
> stuff you randomly added to feed your outrage and
> indignation, which is not found in the NTSF
> report, is total bull$#it. And, for all that
> outrageous rage and ranting it's clear that you
> really know nothing about these accidents or why
> they occur.
>
> This was indeed a tragic event, but one caused by
> normal human error, which is why we are ever
> seeking safer systems to act as checks against
> human error. This kind of accident from loss of
> locational or situational awareness also happens
> to pilots, at night, and/or in weather, often in
> distracting or confusing situations, where they
> lose bearing, and crash.....
>
> This was not a crime of willful "negligence", but
> an unfortunate accident, of a type that has
> occurred repeatedly, due to the fact that we often
> have gaps in how our brains process inputs, and
> how our brains can often deceive us, especially
> when confronted with distracting and/or
> disorienting situations. And, that is why these
> are almost always impossible to prosecute
> successfully based on a doctrine of negligence,
> and why the DA wisely chose not to prosecute, or
> waste taxpayer dollars on "show trials" for the
> sole purpose of political "chest thumping", in
> order to appeal to the vengeance seeking emotions
> of the ignorant mob.
BOB2... couldn't have said it better...other than sometimes "@#%& happens".
Sammie
