>> You are welcome to try and disagree with decades of rocket launch practices. >> The range safety officer can blow up the rocket if the rocket veers off and

>> You are welcome to try and disagree with decades of rocket launch practices. >> The range safety officer can blow up the rocket if the rocket veers off and is in danger of overshooting the safe area. I'm confused. Am I not the one arguing for a remote abort command (which, so far as I know, has been standard practice for a while) and you, above, argue that rockets don't need one because humans are bad at modeling rocket aerodynamics?