Seems to me that when i were a lad we were taught full stalls, spinning etc at ppl level. Did it again for Bcpl, cpl and again if you did an instructor course. This exposed you to the real life sensations that a sim can’t.
Now yoofs of today ain’t had that and panic at anything over 25 degrees of bank and the flight director isn’t aligned.
These guys have never had to think for themselves, led by the nose by the “system” and many posts reflects his, they know the books but can’t “fly”
Not their fault it’s the syllabus and cost/profit.
As many things nowadays when they improve something be that a computer program, taste of ready meals, the list is very long they cock it up, seems same for flight training, it don’t work and to save face they try and patch it up instead of fixing it costing thousands to the student but with little benefit.