It's not just this industry, it's everywhere.
I notice it more as I get older, and I see a lot of it in what my parents and grandparents used to complain about (for my generation it was TV and early computers and video games), but it seems to be getting exponentially worse. I have a feeling (with plenty of evidence to back it up) that as the human race evolves technologically, they are receding quickly in intelligence as that technology does more of the thinking for them. Just as my parents complained about my generation beginning to use calculators and missing out on practical math skills, I see plenty of younger adults who can't grasp simple practical concepts of science, math, physics, and lots of other areas of basic intelligence. They simply (G)google it. Then they believe the first return they get, regardless of the source, and they are easily manipulated in this manner many times each day.
So back to the main topic... I see many examples of this often on ATC channels on YouTube, AUS seems to be a hotbed of ATC mistakes and we're going to have a big incident/accident if it continues, destroying decades of advances in air traffic safety gains.
I saw a report of a recent accident (fatal) where a small plane hit tower guy wires literally seconds after its pilot made a TikTok post. Wow.
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