Originally Posted by
JD-EE
ChristianJ, I was more or less pleading for something to replace "the pilot did it" with "why did the pilot do it?" Who carries with it implicit blame for the person. Why at least "spreads the blame" to perhaps faulty stimuli, faulty training, he just had a bad day, and other possibilities.
OK, you put it better than I did.
"Who did it" is the first link in the chain, "why did he do it" is the second.