Should I be scared -- C172 over Gross

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

Of course one must consider that I for one am NOT a qualified
Psychologist and this is just my purely amatuer read on our friend.

So offering a psychological evaluation without a doctorate in psychology is
okay, but offering opinions on aviation without a pilot's license is not?

Well, first of all, a Psychologist doesn't need a Doctorate to offer an
opinion.

Secondly, your own quote of my ending comment answers your own question
Anthony. I made it perfectly clear as you can read above, that my
"opinion" was NOT offered as a Psychologist at all, but rather simply as
an "amateur read".

Now for the other side of your equation: can you find in any ONE of your
postings on these forums from day one, a SINGLE post where you have
posted on aviation here where you offer a disclaimer that you, although
posting on aviation, are only offering a "purely amateur read" based on
the fact that you only fly with a simulator?

This sounds like a fair challenge to me?


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Dudley Henriques

Dudley Henriques writes:

Well, first of all, a Psychologist doesn't need a Doctorate to offer an
opinion.

A pilot doesn't need a license to fly.

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

Well, first of all, a Psychologist doesn't need a Doctorate to offer an
opinion.

A pilot doesn't need a license to fly.

You're stretching to make your point and it "ain't flyin" Anthony.
When you talk Psychology, you are talking something that professionally
requires a license.
When you talk flying, and you are talking professionally, the same is
most certainly true.

Don't play word games with me. Just post honestly and in good faith and
I'll discuss flying issues with you in kind.


--
Dudley Henriques

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

Dudley Henriques writes:

Well, first of all, a Psychologist doesn't need a Doctorate to offer an
opinion.

A pilot doesn't need a license to fly.


That's right, he needs talent, ambition and a willingness to learn.

Rules you out.

Bertie