Re:America desperately needs more air traffic controllers
by robertlagrant on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @05:15AM
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> Doctors dont have interesting tales to tell, nor should have due to things being private by law.
Identifiable tales are illegal, yes. That's not all tales. Surely you know a doctor and they've told you stories before?
I'm listing other reasons doctors like being doctors over just money. I don't know what the rest of your comment has to do with this.
Re:America desperately needs more air traffic controllers
by Shinolove on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @07:01AM
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Jokes on you I am working on ATC software solutions (safety modules exactly aiming to predict and warn about this kind of events)
Re:America desperately needs more air traffic controllers
by robertlagrant on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @07:50AM
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This is wonderful. Anything built that long ago that's still around is a testament to the amazing engineers who made it, and also it probably should be replaced or severely upgraded!
Re:America desperately needs more air traffic controllers
by HelloMcFly on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @08:36AM
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> Doctors dont have interesting tales to tell
You must know few doctors, or they must work in very boring locations.
> nor should have due to things being private by law
You wouldn't believe how amazingly easy to tell stories without any patient identifying details. Think of any of your best stories - could you tell them to me without providing me breadcrumbs about any identities? I bet you could with nearly every story you have to tell.
Stability of employment is something that traffic controllers could have, this is just a question of "working conditions" and solvable by money.
I really do not see why traffic controller could not feel good about being traffic controller. They do more "life saving" jobs then any of us on hacker news.