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cjbprimeyesterday at 10:36 PM2 repliesview on HN

They made a series of at least ten (and that's kind of charitable) this-must-never-happen mistakes that likely rise to the level of extraordinary criminal negligence, including ignoring checklists, alarms, configuring the plane for landing in general, and basically everything related to safety.

You don't have to extend sympathy, just as you don't have to extend sympathy to drunk drivers who kill people.


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collabsyesterday at 10:43 PM

I am not a pilot and I don't know anything about flying. I can go along with the idea that the pilot / crew made mistakes. So the next obvious question is how do we make sure this does not happen again?

Is there anything that can be done at all here?

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sscaryterryyesterday at 10:51 PM

https://www.simplypsychology.org/sympathy-empathy-compassion...

I don't have sympathy. I also do know of drunk drivers that have been arrested, who are, good people. Shit happens. I'm not going to judge.

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