If that's the case, why are computer user interfaces generally so bad?
I don’t think it’s a fluke that a lot of site optimization tools are focused at e-commerce apps and sites where the stakes are a bit more tangible.
This was his first "real" flight in this plane.
At college one professor used a particular engineering class to weed out students from the engineering program. He intentionally made it so challenging it was considered its own prerequisite.
I found the practice abhorrent even in that context.
Come on. I can hardly make the problem more obvious, but I'll try:
If people did that, nobody would fly any plane ever. You have to fly for the first time at some point.
When there's no simulators or co-pilot seats like for the kit plane in question, you literally have no other way to gain experience.
This is the equivalent of job offers asking for 10 years experience in a technology that's barely a few months old.
I also wonder if the builder also made a faulty assumption that the plane would be flown mostly by experienced pilots in which case they may not have done a great job anticipating edge cases.