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jriot
9y ago
How is that illegal? They asked for a password to their device. He gave a password which then cleaned the device. For all the authorities know, it was a clean device i.e., brand new. Maybe they enjoy regularly installing new OSs using a cle
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9y ago
Increasing the physical health of all people would be the most productive things we could do as a society. Nothing else would remotely come close.
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9y ago
The phone and post office allowed this as well, doesn't mean we need to keep with them on a daily basis.
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10y ago
The only way you can 'drop-out' per-se is if you diagnose yourself with 'fear of controlling'. Meaning the job scares you, outside of that you cannot just quit.
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10y ago
Survivorship bias is when the people who survive don't understand why other people failed. We understand why they failed and the most common reason is that most people aren't comfortable making quick decisions where people's
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10y ago
It is not, because to completely failed out of training there have to documented examples of why that individual can't perform the job. We make every accommodation to see if they can perform. However, the job requires you being able to
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10y ago
Do you want someone controlling your plane who can't handle waking up early? Air traffic control is 24 hours a day 7 days week; you will be working at all hours of the day.
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10y ago
I would give that to the Army as they were out PT'ing as I waking up to get ready for work.
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I would suspect not having trained this cohort for 11 years.
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Aside from air traffic control having a fail-out of rate of 80% due to the nature of the job, we all did it and became certified.
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18 years old I had to be at work at 545am in the military to learn how to become an air traffic controller. I completed my training in 50% of the allotted time, becoming a fully certified air traffic controller in a fairly complex airspace