I-Robot
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Statistically speaking, Max 737s have many many millions of miles logged with no incident. They are, also, very popular with most pilots.
Ummm, mostly when 'you' wreck, it is definitely out of your control.
That is really bad misinformation statistically speaking. The "Max" aircraft (all variants) have literally many millions of miles of safe flight. If anything, it is the most scrutinized commercial aircraft in all of history.
It really shouldn't matter. There are MANY Max variants, and the airlines have already taken the 'questionable' units out of service.
God! This is so AWESOME!!! Freedom
Yes, I absolutely agree with you. It is WAY worse than it has ever been. What you described is exactly what I have been plagued with... (I never thought I was messing up, because it was such a DRASTICALLY different experience)
Haha! Gotta LOVE this forum: Ok, after reading 242 comments, I have summarized them for you:
Your Boss is Good -> Your Boss is bad
You should keep your head down -> You should keep your head Up
You should quit -> You should NOT quit
This is really good advice -> this is really BAD advice
Go to HR and record this -> DON'T go to HR because [bad]
Tell your boss FU and leave -> Be humble and learn from this
Your boss will Never EVER get better -> Your boss just had a bad day, etc.
---> more entries to be filled by more good/bad responses (equal amounts)
The ultimate take here OP, is that you get here the same you will get inside your own company, that being a S/N ratio of ZERO. Go with your heart. (oh, I just HAD to add that, lol)
That's patently a hilariously non-sequitur answer to the OP saying HE got rear ended by a Tesla. HE is the one with whiplash and a totaled car. Who CARES about how safe the stupid Tesla was that did it....
Title: "How To Win At Risk Every Time By Using Systems Thinking"
Last paragraph: "The above strategy works “on paper,” but that doesn’t mean that it will work in your next game of Risk."
Too funny. Totally discounts the title... smh
I'm sorry... maybe I'm missing something here. Hasn't this 'phone' been in the news for over 2 years?