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The very first AIs, then developed in Germany, worked that way, and
studies seem to imply that it's more intuitive. that's a funny statement. I worked for a Germany company for 5 years and lived in MUC for a couple. German engineering is great if it has been refined for many years like their automotive companies. Newer German designed equipment makes no sense at all. My company had some equipment with left-handed screws (worse yet it would jam if you "opened" the screw by turning it to the left when locked). I just did my German taxes using a German program. To go forward, you would hit the Zuruck button which means "back." Even my German friend who was helping me told me to "Shut up. I know it's crazy. It's German." nevertheless, having the plane tilt is probably a better concept. After all, on the TC, the plane moves and not the backing. Now that I am programmed for the non-USSR-designed AI, I'll stick with it as I can't imagine how long it would take for me to change. Gerald Sylvester |
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