I see your point.I fully agree fear is not going to do the job for
itself.Furthermore, I don«t think anyone
can have an idea of what a crash is like, unless they actually have one.I
have 3 kids , and I know for
sure that they don«t listen to me when I tell then that Fire burns.They'll
just go through the all
painfull process, just like we did.
My point is: Are we as pilots able to LEARN from someonelse experience?
or else, do we HAVE
to fell the heat for ourselves?.
Regards,
Alex.
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> De: CharlieRU_at_aol.com
> A: crm-devel_at_db.erau.edu
> Asunto: Re: CRM Videos
> Fecha: s‡bado 4 de octubre de 1997 15:05
>
>
> Alex,
> Perhaps they do need the catastropic videos to alert them to the real
> risks. Mt point is that fear as a motivational component has limited use.
> Most people do not really have an awareness of what a crash is really
like.
> They have not experienced it. The awareness of what a crash is like is
an
> imagined experience for the most part. It's not like the learning we have
in
> our memories of hitting our thumb with a hammer, or banging our head on
an
> open cabinet door. Those real experiences provide single trial learning
that
> we never forget...experience. But how do you establish that with an
event
> that is witnessed through video. The impact is there but it's not the
same.
> But videos sure beat the alternative...
> Have Fun Fly Safe
> Charlie