That's the thing with computers they are really good at is following instructions, like checklists. My guess is that a computer could both read a checklist to the pilot and make sure the things checked are actually correctly set. But a human pilot would do better in a totally unforeseen situation.
So if the most common cause for accidents is "pilot error", would you not reduce the risk of accidents by halving the number of pilots?
First and foremost, IsupportThisMessage.com sends our sympathies to the families of the slain and wounded in the senseless tragedy at Virginia Tech yesterday. It is hard to comprehend how we can live in a world where it has never been easier to communicate and reach out to others and yet people still commit acts of violence like this. Why the killer couldnt find another means of expresssing whatever unimaginable feelings he had we all need ask ourselves as a society.
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