Step climbs

Gary writes:

We wish you could, too.

Every thread I have started has discussed aviation.

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On Feb 28, 4:17 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
Kingfish writes:
You are too funny (and delusional). I finally see the reality
disconnect here. With all your expertise, you should petition the FAA
Administrator to be awarded a 747-400 type rating. Clearly you have
mastered that aircraft. Congrats.

Clearly, you're not familiar with the procedures in question, or you would not
be so surprised when I saw that I know them. Engaging autoland, for example,
requires pressing only a single button.

You're right, I'm not. I don't fly a 747, I fly a Pilatus. But I'm not
trying to convince people that I actually know how to operate a 747 AP
based only on experience gained from a MS simulator.

Kingfish writes:

You're right, I'm not. I don't fly a 747, I fly a Pilatus.

I'm familiar with the procedures, however. If you wish, I can explain them to
you.

But I'm not trying to convince people that I actually know how
to operate a 747 AP based only on experience gained from a MS simulator.

Since you know nothing of the topic by your own admission, what you are trying
to do isn't terribly relevant.

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EridanMan,

I understand you're looking for knowledge...


How on earth did you come to that conclusion? That's the last thing MX
is looking for. If he were, he'd take a more efficient route to get it.

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Mxsmanic,

Maturity does not suffice?


It probably would, yes. What's that got to do with your behaviour?

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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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EridanMan writes:

So you see this forum as nothing more than a playground to exploit to
get your needs met, not as a community of fellow human beings who
share some of your interests...

A resource, rather than a playground. No, I don't see it as a community.
People who treat mere newsgroups as communities may have some unresolved
issues. Not every venue for human interaction has to turn into a social
club.

Classic Sociopathic mindset.

Were I to make a similar proclamation about aviation, you'd criticize me
for
not being a credentialed expert in the field. What are your credentials
for
diagnosing psychological problems?


It is called common sense, something you lack in spades.

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On Mar 2, 11:05 am, "Darkwing" theducksmail"AT"yahoo.com wrote:
"Mxsmanic" wrote in message

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EridanMan writes:

So you see this forum as nothing more than a playground to exploit to
get your needs met, not as a community of fellow human beings who
share some of your interests...

A resource, rather than a playground. No, I don't see it as a community.
People who treat mere newsgroups as communities may have some unresolved
issues. Not every venue for human interaction has to turn into a social
club.

Classic Sociopathic mindset.

Were I to make a similar proclamation about aviation, you'd criticize me
for
not being a credentialed expert in the field. What are your credentials
for
diagnosing psychological problems?

It is called common sense, something you lack in spades.

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If you want to use more than common sense do a search on "DSM
301.81". It's interesting trying to decide which of the 9
characteristics of a narcissistic personality disorder do NOT apply to
Anthony. Among professional shrinks if at least 5 fit the
classification is considered valid.

Peer judgements, not self diagnostics, are fairly reliable. Re self
judgement, yeah, like a narcissist would admit it.

I wonder why my wife, who is a psychologist, had that funny look in
her eye when I was asking her about this.

Hmmm.