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I love thinking (noun) like this. It's perhaps clichéd to call it out-of-the-box, particularly as it's likely common knowledge within the community, but breakin
by grzm 10y ago
I love thinking (noun) like this. It's perhaps clichéd to call it out-of-the-box, particularly as it's likely common knowledge within the community, but breaking down the situation, looking at the characteristics of the plane on the ground versus in the air, and how the characteristics and options are different in each encourage me to similarly challenge assumptions when I approach other challenges.
- WalterBright 10y agoMilitary planes are always overloaded. WW2 aircraft needed every inch of runway, and any hiccup in any engine in the first few minutes of flight was certain doom for the aircrews (given that it was barely flying, and overloaded with bombs and fuel).