IMO the most important change to air travel following the September 11th attacks happened before the attacks were over. Passengers realized that a hijacking could end with their deaths and the deaths of others. Now any hijackers will have to deal with all the passengers of the plane rather than just one or two people.

Which is the requirement in the US and has become the requirement in many other areas in the wake of this incident.

Or the government could order the pilots back to work and start fining them for all their assets if they didn't.

An uptick in emergency admissions doesn't mean more children need care, it means more are getting care.

Democrats are equally vulnerable to beliefs not supported by science, it just isn't pointed out as often on liberal sites and media.

The "top 1%" is referring to people who are millionaires. In the US this is roughly 1% of the population.

Or they think that they don't want to be the one to kill him.

Delphi is huge as a company, but it doesn't have much consumer presence compared to Google and the car manufacturers. Also, being based in the UK it isn't as well known in the US.

Most locked doors will open from the inside without any time lost.

You didn't read his post, banning it is easy, all you have to do is pass a law that says its not allowed. Enforcing the ban is the hard part.

Might be problematic if the fingerprint is required to unlock the phone.

To be fair, the computers decided some of his crew had died before he interfered.

If you have air superiority, the submarine is redundant.

A submarine without stealth is an expensive missile boat.

Average doesn't have to indicate mean, it can refer to median instead.