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June 25th 12, 08:06 PM
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Wide-ranging Safety Discussion...?
The most poisonous attitude that I fear are the people resistant to change. *They can resist for the sake of resistance and meanwhile poison the environment for everyone. *Adoption of Flarm or Transponders or Radio usage or safety practices can all be very detrimentally affected by a loud naysayer, even when the arguments lack validity.
Everyone just needs to keep trying and start with focusing on your own behaviors. *Your personal safety culture as you pointed out. No kiddin'! The safety of the sport of soaring for any particular pilot is only as safe as he/she chooses to make his/her next flight. 
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