No. You manually make a turn, set autopilot to go straight and level, then turn when needed, then Set autopilot again. Repeat.
I don’t even think modern autopilots are capable of doing what you’re suggesting here. What gives you this idea?
For much of the mid-to-late 20th century, Cessna was one of the highest-volume and most diverse producers of general aviation aircraft in the world.
Go read something.
Even Hondas have backup cameras and other driver conveniences. What does any of what you said have to do with autopilot?
And an autopilot can be as simple as trim control, if you think it’s only a total driving system, that’s on you.
Modern…? Why do you think it’s complex?
They’ve been around since 1912.
What’s this about economic sense? It’s to make pilots jobs easier and allow longer flights.
Since when is that a requirement? Other types exist.
You can use linkages and mechanics in automation too, not just fluids, pneumatics as well.
Still isn’t a human, the distinction is irrelevant.
A computer or a set of instructions is handling it, instead of a human, saying it’s Ai or not instead is missing the entire point.
You are saying one’s okay, but not the other? How would they be different?
Uhh yeah, almost all planes have an autopilot system.
I mean they use autopilot for most of the flight.
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As far as I’m aware there isn’t a massive problem with people having others take demerits for them. It’s more like the occasional thing someone might do to help a friend who is on their limit.
I’d take 25k to take 3 demerits (I’m sure you can find a couple dozen patsies to rotate as needed easily) that are gone after a few years, there’s gonna be plenty of people willing to do it, there’s also courses to take that reduce demerits too. You’re admitting it’s possible, it happens, but refusing to acknowledge that it can be problem. You say you’re worried about people just paying fines, your system is no better and objectively worse, but you’re eating the bullshit dude.
Your government is complicit, because they made rules allowing this to happen… and they profit lol. There’s a reason why your country is probably the only one like this. What country has these crappy rules?
You JUST said they can pay someone to take their demerits dude… the system doesn’t work, it provides the loophole for that guy to continue doing it regardless.
Now the government is complicit. And you would be locking up and taking rights away from innocent people too. Great system.
Yes, hence why the fine goes against the vehicle. You didn’t commit a moving violation, so to be giving demerits for something you didn’t do is a slap to your rights lol.
And your bottom comment is exactly why the system shouldn’t exist…
What country is this anyway? I’m gonna avoid going there.
That doesn’t sound like a very friendly system, that’s against basic rights. You shouldn’t be faulted for someone else’s actions.
It’s up to you to get the money from your friend, that’s risky enough to let them drive. If you’re gonna be responsible anyways, there’s literally no point in letting someone else drive your vehicle.
That’s not a system we should be promoting.
Your friend can be driving the vehicle, they know the vehicle sped, but not who was actually driving. So demerits aren’t issued.
That’s how almost every job works.
I’m a journeyman carpenter, my roles include training apprentices to replace me.
Does the nation benefit when there’s no actual benefits like health care for the citizens?
Pork shoulder and brisket on the smoker for family dinner tonight.
So it doesn’t have a place in every single game, but in almost every game you could go find a safe place and do it. It’s not realistic to lose the ammo, so what’s the most realistic?
In real life you could slap that mag back in and use it even… so why lose the ammo?
It’s a weird mechanic. In real life you could sit and recombine the ammo back into magazines. So you don’t actually lose the ammo.
The pilot makes adjustment, most of the flight is done automatically.
It’s like farmers equipment, there’s still a driver even though he can nod off and nothing will go wrong. And if it does, alarms go off.
And how complex is complex? They can make prescribed turns and adjustments, but not what you are suggesting. Got a link or something? And funnily enough, those would be electronic systems. Not the wholly hydraulic like you were originally talking about.
Do you have a point you want to stick to? Or you just throwing whatever comes to your mind out? Maybe google some of this first? It’s all readily available online.