Re: Would you trust land[ing] in the next-generation space-shuttle without a pilot?

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Jacob Samorodin — 5/5/2002 6:17:36 PM (archived)

A little unintentional humor.
I noticed my typos after I pressed the post button.
Hey! There's human error; and there's mechanical error.
Humans are more flexible.

Jake

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Would you trust land in the next-generation space-shuttle without a pilot? - Jacob Samorodin - 5/5/2002 6:15:20 PM
- Re: Would you trust land in the next-generation space-shuttle without a pilot? - Tom Brosz - 5/5/2002 7:50:28 PM
- No. - Marcia - 5/5/2002 7:42:38 PM
- Re: Would you trust land[ing] in the next-generation space-shuttle without a pilot? - Jacob Samorodin - 5/5/2002 6:17:36 PM
  - Re: Would you trust land[ing] in the next-generation space-shuttle without a pilot? - Raoul - 5/5/2002 6:37:01 PM
- Absolutely, unequivocally. - Bowser - 5/5/2002 10:17:10 AM
  - Normal ops are one thing, malfunctions are another - Larry J - 5/6/2002 2:17:40 PM
    - Imagine the Instructor.. - Nick Hoffman - 5/7/2002 12:07:57 PM
      - Re: Imagine the Instructor.. - Larry J - 5/7/2002 1:29:01 PM
    - With manual backup, or capabilities. - Bowser - 5/6/2002 3:34:38 PM
      - Re: With manual backup, or capabilities. - Larry J - 5/6/2002 3:57:08 PM
        
        Re: With manual backup, or capabilities. - RobVG - 5/6/2002 4:53:51 PM
        
        He has always impressed me as a man of character - Larry J - 5/6/2002 5:50:41 PM
        
        Re: Flying ! - Raoul - 5/6/2002 8:47:48 AM

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