IFR in the Eastern Mountains

Does anyone disagree that there's a better way to say, ...*ONE LITTLE
MISTAKE WILL PUT ALL YOUR LIGHTS OUT?*

I disagree.

Sometimes, one needs a blunt instrument to get the message across to
pilots who think that they are immune from the laws of physics, or that
certain rules don't apply to them. A more subtle approach may easily
miss the target.

"Do this and you will probably die" is sometimes called for.

Jose
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"Never trust anything that can think for itself, if you can't see where
it keeps its brain." (chapter 10 of book 3 - Harry Potter).
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Jose wrote:

"Do this and you will probably die" is sometimes called for.

Some of the better FAA Safety Seminar presenters I've seen have used
that exact wording to make a point. G

As pilots, we really need to be aware that some situations are very
dangerous if not taken seriously, and we need to plan accordingly for a
safe outcome. Sugarcoating and downplaying risk isn't productive to
anyone involved.

Once our attention is gained, we are in a better position to safely
perform the action. Better to put in the extra effort and study and
have it be no big deal, then to gloss over things and wish you hadn't
later...

"Jose" wrote in message
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Does anyone disagree that there's a better way to say, ...*ONE LITTLE
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"Do this and you will probably die" is sometimes called for.

Jose
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And always remember............

You can't get laid if you're dead!

Karl
"Curator" N185KG

You can be laid to rest.



"karl gruber" wrote in message
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| "Jose" wrote in message
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| Does anyone disagree that there's a better way to say,
....*ONE LITTLE
| snip
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| "Do this and you will probably die" is sometimes called
for.
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| Jose
| --
| And always remember............
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| You can't get laid if you're dead!
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| Karl
| "Curator" N185KG
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