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That kind of makes sense, it's like how rock-climbing on a rope is scary until you actually fall (or descend) and can feel the tension of the rope actually supp
by BobaFloutist 3y ago
That kind of makes sense, it's like how rock-climbing on a rope is scary until you actually fall (or descend) and can feel the tension of the rope actually supporting you.
Even on a gut level, feeling the plane bounce against the "road" gives you a confirmation that, yes, in fact, it is bouncing against something (even if that something is just air under the wings).