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Literally the whole point of NTSB and similar investigations is to find the cause of accidents, and this article is almost entirely sourced from those reports.
by olliej 3y ago
Literally the whole point of NTSB and similar investigations is to find the cause of accidents, and this article is almost entirely sourced from those reports.
The person who decided I must blame someone, decided to murder the controller (that the report did not blame) and be celebrated as a hero by a bunch of moronic "manliness" "strong men" in Russia. This BS concept of "manliness" and "being strong" == "being better" needs to be stopped, and it's frustrating to see so much revival and promotion for it on YouTube and the like.
- mbork_pl 3y agoOn the contrary, the concept of "manliness" and "being strong" (which does not necessarily mean "better", btw) needs to be promoted more - but also understood correctly, as the ability to conquer your own weaknesses, like the one GP is talking about. It is sad to see how our civilization collectively decided to throw out several thousands years of tradition and dozen of thousands pages of collective wisdom. The topic GP mentioned has been known for centuries, way before modern psychology. In fact, it is one of the important points of Catholicism (AFAIU) - every single man is a sinner capable of horrible deeds, but that diminishes neither the dignity of every human being nor their ability (with God's grace) of overcoming that.