We aren’t in the aviation industry, and neither are we the NTSB.

Prosecutions and convictions do occur as a result of aviation incidents, pilots loose their jobs, pilots loose their licenses, ATC staff can be prohibited from ever working in the industry again.

We free to talk about all of those aspects here.

The NTSB only makes recommendations.

I was at school for 12 years.

There were two good teachers.

The rest of them, and all the staff at those four schools, are hopefully spending the rest of eternity burning in hell.

But as you put it: had

We’re not still doing those things, are we? And if they do happen we’re going we’re not turning a blind eye to them, are we?

I did try to make that clear in the comment you replied to.

The battery technology doesn’t exist.

This being Australia, likely a particular remote boarding school in a particular hot part of the county.

Come back when you’ve learned how to be reasonable sort of person.

Even if I am expecting a call from a service provider, insurance, bank, whatever…

They’ll want you to identify yourself, name, dob, address.

Never do this to unverified inbound callers.

And how do you verify an inbound caller is who thru claim they are and not a scammer?

You don’t. You tell them you never give out PII to inbound callers as they are indistinguishable from scammers.

Then call the them on their publicly listed number and deal with the issue from there.

We need to encourage service providers to stop doing that as it is exactly leads to people being more easily scammed.

They need only an electrical outlet for the charge stand.

Come April, all the production and construction capacity will be commandeered for the war machine.

But we need to build the nuclear reactors first.

In the mean time, no: people can’t just freeze in the dark.

Nuclear advocates, like myself, claim drop in replacement nuclear power reactors at existing coal / gas sites would largely obviate this.

Even adding new nuclear power reactors at greenfield sites would constitute a significantly reduced grid build cost, as the power is highly concentrated.

And nuclear is so say that nuclear power reactors employees are routine exposed to less radiation at work than they are at home in their kitchen with granite bench tops.

YIMBY.

One party fucked us over slightly less than the other party isn’t really an argument in favour of either.

Dibber-dobber.

It makes no difference, we’d still need gigawatt scale electricity production, with some multiple of that at peak, just for a fairly unremarkable airport.

I apologise if that wasn’t clear enough.