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Old 25th Jan 2016, 22:32
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Chris Scott
 
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Quote from alf5071h:
"Automation is not a dependency as with an addiction, requiring abstinence (fly manually) or a new temperance movement (automate everything), but that it is a 'prosthetic', something which is essential for modern operation, but can be misunderstood or misused."

Quote from Tourist:
"I fail to see how automation can fail to cause a dependency.
Humans require constant practice to be good at anything.
If we expect humans to be able to fly a limited panel raw data non precision approach in a limiting crosswind when the toys fail, then we have to make them practise the same."


I like an academic approach, even when I don't fully understand it - this is Tech Log, after all - but it's useful to draw a conclusion one way or the other, rather than arguing on the fence.

You simply can't do that in an aeroplane. I'm with Tourist on this one.
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