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Old July 17th 10, 12:45 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Cirrus down, Chapel Hill NC

Mxsmanic wrote:

If you spent as much time as I have looking at the accident database, instead
of wasting time on the formulation of petty personal attacks, you'd have the
same evidence I have.


If you had spent any time looking at accident databases and had any
understanding of what you were looking at, you would be well aware that
the rates increase with complexity and wouldn't be arguing about it.

But given your superficial understanding of aviation and statistics, you
would probably think comparing the stats of a C150 to a 747 means something.



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Jim Pennino

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