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Post #1I hear in all of the screaming of the passengers and banging on the door by the Pilot, the copilot just sat there breathing calmly. What is more chilling, the plane going down or the apparent calmness of the copilot?
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Post #2It is not unusual for those with psychological or emotional difficulties to become quite calm when they make a decision that they perceive as the resolution of their difficulties. Programming a 'suicide' course that would take several minutes to reach its conclusion would also be easier to do emotionally speaking than switching off the auto-pilot and diving the aircraft. That he chose to take 149 other people with him sounds like it falls into the "I'll make you sorry" category and is not uncommon among suicides.bluethread wrote: I hear in all of the screaming of the passengers and banging on the door by the Pilot, the copilot just sat there breathing calmly. What is more chilling, the plane going down or the apparent calmness of the copilot?
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Post #3That does not make it any less creepy. That said, the fact that they found a doctors letter saying that he was unfit to fly appears to import your view.Ancient of Years wrote: It is not unusual for those with psychological or emotional difficulties to become quite calm when they make a decision that they perceive as the resolution of their difficulties. Programming a 'suicide' course that would take several minutes to reach its conclusion would also be easier to do emotionally speaking than switching off the auto-pilot and diving the aircraft. That he chose to take 149 other people with him sounds like it falls into the "I'll make you sorry" category and is not uncommon among suicides.
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Post #4Creepy?bluethread wrote: That does not make it any less creepy.
Do you think mental illness or emotional desperation is "creepy"?
How about birth defects? Are they creepy too?
What about cancer? Alzheimer's disease?
Do you think this was anymore creepy than any other natural occurring disasters or diseases?
If this event was creepy then life itself is creepy because, as unfortunate as it is, this is just yet another part of life.
Although, in some sense I do tend to agree with you. If there exists a God who could have healed this fellow and saved the lives of all the innocent people on this plane and failed to do so, that would indeed be quite creepy.
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Post #5Yes, it does make my skin creep to imagine someone calmly sitting there after programing a plane full of people to fly into a mountain.Divine Insight wrote:Creepy?bluethread wrote: That does not make it any less creepy.
No, I find mental illness or emotional desperation in a position of great responsibility creepy.Do you think mental illness or emotional desperation is "creepy"?
No, they are disturbing. People calmly doing things that they know will cause birth defects is creepy.How about birth defects? Are they creepy too?
What about cancer?
No, cancer and Alzheimer's disease are tragic, and I don't mean sad. I mean inevitable. If any of us lives long enough, we will contract one or the other.
So, a mentally ill individual flying a plane into the side of a mountain is a natural occurring disaster or disease?Do you think this was anymore creepy than any other natural occurring disasters or diseases?
It's only another part of life as long as the PC police keep us from taking these things into consideration when putting people in sensitive positions.If this event was creepy then life itself is creepy because, as unfortunate as it is, this is just yet another part of life.
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Post #6Yep. Unless you have an unnatural explanation for mental illness.bluethread wrote: So, a mentally ill individual flying a plane into the side of a mountain is a natural occurring disaster or disease?
What would the unnatural explanation be? Demonic possession?
By the way, this incident wasn't the first one of this type.
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Here's one where the pilot is believed to have crashed the airplane to commit suicide:
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Post #8No, I have an unnatural explanation for how a mentally ill individual get's left alone in a jetliner cockpit. The lack of proper personnel procedures. There should always be two people in the cockpit. I think you are doing your best to make this about compassion. It's not, it's about bad management.Divine Insight wrote:Yep. Unless you have an unnatural explanation for mental illness.bluethread wrote: So, a mentally ill individual flying a plane into the side of a mountain is a natural occurring disaster or disease?
What would the unnatural explanation be? Demonic possession?
By the way, this incident wasn't the first one of this type.
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Post #9So are you saying that bad management is "creepy"?bluethread wrote: No, I have an unnatural explanation for how a mentally ill individual get's left alone in a jetliner cockpit. The lack of proper personnel procedures. There should always be two people in the cockpit. I think you are doing your best to make this about compassion. It's not, it's about bad management.
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Post #10No, bad management makes a creepy situation occur. A person who sits calmly and doesn't bother anyone else is not creepy. A person sitting calmly in flying a plane into a mountain is creepy. No matter what you say, I am not going to let you shame me into saying that one should not call that situation creepy, just because someone is mentally ill.Divine Insight wrote:So are you saying that bad management is "creepy"?bluethread wrote: No, I have an unnatural explanation for how a mentally ill individual get's left alone in a jetliner cockpit. The lack of proper personnel procedures. There should always be two people in the cockpit. I think you are doing your best to make this about compassion. It's not, it's about bad management.