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By the time it's 100% certain, there's nothing it can do. Any control input the system can make, the pilot could also be theoretically planning to make.
by dTal 6y ago
By the time it's 100% certain, there's nothing it can do. Any control input the system can make, the pilot could also be theoretically planning to make.
- Kolokius 6y agoI didn't say "it's 100% certain that no matter what, there'll be a crash". Implied is that "100% certain of an impending crash without any extra input".
- jki275 6y agoAGCAS was developed because pilots in the F16 specifically were blacking out from excess G forces and flying into terrain. An unconscious pilot isn't likely to make any useful control input at all.
- jcims 6y agoWatching people convulse as they recover from GLOC in simulators makes me think that pilot input is probably best ignored.