

I was curious whether there have been mid-air collisions in history without fatalities as I thought that chances for that are basically zero. But apparently, it happened at least six times in the history of aviation.
I was curious whether there have been mid-air collisions in history without fatalities as I thought that chances for that are basically zero. But apparently, it happened at least six times in the history of aviation.
What an odd thing to say
Look into survivorship bias. The only 90 year old smokers you see are of course the ones that survived.
The statistic is an average. The 30 year old non-smoker being killed in an accident is an outlier exactly the same as the 90 year old that still smokes on the way to their grave. You might not lose anything because you die before you get lung cancer or you lose much more because you develop it at 40 years old, but on average a smoker loses 20 min per cigarette.
That’s how these statistics usually work:
(life expectancy of non-smokers - life expectancy of smokers) / # cigarettes an average smoker smokes in their lifetime
Obviously, it’s not literally like “that one cigarette ends your life 20 minutes earlier”.
70% instead of 5% is so far away that it’s pretty clear their system isn’t working. I would understand your criticism if we were talking about 10% vs. 5% but not with these numbers it’s clear this system never worked, even in a testing environment
So growth only until the west has it’s luxuries and fuck Africa then?
I guess the people in this thread here just hate people from developing countries or they haven’t read the article. Or could someone explain why people here celebrate this:
Rest of World analysis of that data found that a number of developing countries are plateauing in the number of mobile internet subscribers. That suggests that in countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Mexico, the easiest populations to get online have already logged on, and getting the rest of the population on mobile internet will continue to be a challenge.
And
The cost of data in Africa, for example, is more than twice that of the Americas, the second most expensive region.
Could you elaborate? What exactly is good about it?
We’re nowhere there yet though
Even if you know git, you wouldn’t assume that “discard all changes” affects untracked files. It’s bad design all around
Like with all things you post, maybe you should check your sources better. I’m not the one who posted the 10% statement
It’s an 8.16% increase, not 10% but still awful
I’m pretty sure there are other exceptions
No, a lot worse
It looks like shit though
That thing looks AI generated. Better than what we got but still ridiculous. I mean, it’s huge but still somehow doesn’t really seem to have much space for passengers or cargo at the same time
Also, why is the cabin aerodynamic while the hood is not? The whole thing is nonsensical
Land of the free
Because most people have their phone on vibrate 100% of the time. I had a OnePlus and my slider got stuck. Couldn’t change the setting for 2 years but as it was stuck in vibrate, it didn’t matter anyway.
Hm… let’s see, we let in Hungary, there’s a strong push against messenger encryption, and we kill a lot of people at our outer border. Yep, we’re great.
Who did that in this thread?