Allow me to stir the pot here.
Hm. Define, please, "anti-authority personality types".
Are we talking:
good pilots who hate dubious, gray, confusing rules, and who are suspicious of "authority"
or
bad pilots who hate good rules, because they detest "authority" on principle, and think they are so good they don't need rules
or
bad pilots who hate everybody? (kidding)
And the goal of this post is to look at what? Recklessness in helicopter aviation? Risk-taking? Overconfidence? A personality study?
The original post intrigues me, but I'm not sure I get the drift.
(PS: I own and like your book)
