Rat5 it is "atrophied", otherwise I support you all the way.
Nowt to beat a bit of oldskule attitude flying, but THEY have not seen the light yet, and even when they do there'll be a delay with more hulls and lives lost til the training permeates through the rocks.
How many of THEM have actually flown an airliner for a living? When EASA ftls are dreamt up by a team which didn't include aircrew, then there's not much hope for bureaucratic monoliths like them reacting speedily and accurately to LOC accidents such as those under discussion in these and other fora.