You do realize that US airlines have also experienced crashes? I doubt there's any significant difference in the safety culture between any airline in the West.

(Written on 2021年 05月 06日)(Permalink)

It's all just wild-ass guessing based on uselessly small bits of information.

(Written on 2021年 05月 06日)(Permalink)

China is and always was a terrible trade partner. They should be written off permanently as a viable one and ignored. Anyone who partners with them will have their IP stolen and the trade agreements ignored.

(Written on 2021年 05月 03日)(Permalink)

I wouldn't let them start a new airline until they make a convincing case that they can correct *all* the atrocious mistakes and broken or non-existent safety culture revealed in the accident report.

(Written on 2021年 05月 03日)(Permalink)

I've read some of this particular author's pieces and he is a grade A propaganda clown. For some weird reason Team Blue have adopted Covid alarmism as part of their religious beliefs.

(Written on 2021年 04月 20日)(Permalink)

You are a child. Please don't grow up.

(Written on 2021年 04月 20日)(Permalink)

You obviously never took an economics class, but nice story.

(Written on 2021年 04月 20日)(Permalink)

Robert Clowning is one of these "science is real" people who don't actually understand *any* of the science and mathematics in question. First, we need to dispense with the notion that the CDC is exclusively about science. This is false. Just recently the CDC paused the use of the J&J vaccine because of a tiny number of reported blood clots. The "science" says that this decision will kill and maim many people. It wasn't science that motivated this CDC decision, it was the desire by the CDC to improve the image and trust of the CDC in the minds of Americans. That is, the CDC decided it was more important to promote the optics of the CDC "appearing to be proactive" than it was to save lives. Second, and this is something Clowning obviously didn't do, you need to read the study to understand its limitations. The study is about dispersal, and it is a useful study. It relies heavily on an earlier study in 2017 made before Covid-19. However, that study does not consider the effects of w

(Written on 2021年 04月 16日)(Permalink)

Just as an aside it seems like writing quality has really taken a dive in the last decade. Doesn't the first sentence of this article strike you as wrong? I know what the author is trying to say, but what a poor way of saying it. "It goes without saying that a first-class flight shouldn’t necessarily excel in terms of luxury but at least come with the most basic amenities, such as a cup of good coffee." Does it really go without saying? First of all, many people think that "first-class" accommodations *should* excel in terms of luxury. Also, they're just getting rid of the espresso machines, they'll still serve you a good cup of coffee. I apologize for nit-picking this to death, I'm sure the author is just trying to package a boring fact into a light-hearted short article.

(Written on 2021年 04月 13日)(Permalink)

You have a child's grasp of economics.

(Written on 2021年 04月 13日)(Permalink)