Except that there's always room for human error. That computer "glitch" might be made by a programmer who hadn't had his morning coffee. But very often, it is a cascade of human error that brings a plane down. For your reading pleasure, many such stories can be found here:
https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/
I'll take the train. :)
Except that there's always room for human error. That computer "glitch" might be made by a programmer who hadn't had his morning coffee. But very often, it is a cascade of human error that brings a plane down. For your reading pleasure, many such stories can be found here:
One of the biggest mistakes the US made was dumping a great passenger RR system for cars. I love watching "Mighty Trains" on Smithsonian Channel. Even today, trains provide substantial percentages of moving goods in the US.
Except that there's always room for human error. That computer "glitch" might be made by a programmer who hadn't had his morning coffee. But very often, it is a cascade of human error that brings a plane down. For your reading pleasure, many such stories can be found here:
https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/
I'll take the train. :)
One of the biggest mistakes the US made was dumping a great passenger RR system for cars. I love watching "Mighty Trains" on Smithsonian Channel. Even today, trains provide substantial percentages of moving goods in the US.