Sad day for Mxsmanic

On Mar 1, 5:24*am, Mxsmanic wrote:
a writes:
That is really funny. "I, having simulated being a neurosurgeon, am
more qualified than you, having been trained in CPR, to work on this
person whose heart has stopped beating."

See the difference?

No.

A valid analogy defeats you? I suspect you do not do well on tests.

On Mar 1, 5:25*am, Mxsmanic wrote:
a writes:
I would point out controllers get a large number of airplanes to land
safely. All they do is *provide seperation so the pilots can land the
airplanes safely.

Before they did that, some pilots never got the opportunity to land.

Seventy years ago, just flying into clouds could spell the end of a commercial
flight.

What part of "so pilots can land the planes safely" did you not
understand? Reading comprehension problems too? You'd be an
interesting case study for one of my undergrad students who is trying
to find her way through the DSM.

Mxsmanic wrote:
Clark writes:

You've played a game and claim it's more than that.

It's a simulation, not a game. Games have objectives, and prizes, and
arbitrary rules.

Utter, babbling nonsense.

The vast majority of games that are played by normal people (not on TV
or in casinos) have no prizes.

MSFS has objectives and arbitrary rules.

All of life has arbitrary rules.


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Mxsmanic wrote:
Dave Doe writes:

He's a pilot.

For which airline?

There you go, trying to change the subject again because you are in a hole
and can't get out.

The subject was how long does it take to contact people, even when the
people are SUPPOSED to be available and reachable; airlines have nothing
to do with the subject.


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Mxsmanic wrote:
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Wrong again, though it is to be expected from someone with zero life
experience.

Having been involved in many a call up to people who are SUPPOSED to
be reachable and seen the actual results, I feel I am very qualified
to say you are full of **** when you say you can reach people in
a "few minutes" who have zero obligation to be available.

Your experience is not necessarily more representative than mine.

You have no such experience.

To have had such experience, you would have had to belong to some sort
of organization, and you have repeatedly said you don't interact with
other people.


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writes:

To have had such experience, you would have had to belong to some sort
of organization, and you have repeatedly said you don't interact with
other people.

Club membership is not required to get things done. Clubs are often mainly
for the insecure.

writes:

MSFS has objectives and arbitrary rules.

Examples?

-b- writes:

I think it would take you much more, because of your attitude
problems.

Attitude is not a problem for me, and typically I do reasonably well at
training of this kind.

VOR-DME writes:

Why do you talk to pilots?

I'm interested in aviation.

I thought that was a waste of time. . .

Not if they are good pilots.

Nomen Nescio writes:

"I'm qualified to psychologically assess the characteristics of unsafe pilots"

Actually, I just repeat the assessments of people who are indeed qualified to
make them. These people have identified personality characteristics that
correlate highly with unsafe flying.