If most passengers would not ask for faster planes we would still use Havilland DH.34. We have faster planes because tech advances.
Most passengers don't know important things about the plane, which is why they don't storm the cockpit demanding that the plane fly faster.https://twitter.com/brucefenton/status/846117997416759296 …
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Desirability of faster planes, as of higher tps pmts, is very obvious you don't have to keep browbeating the engrs about it.
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Remember Concorde....
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of course they also think the plane is already flying fast enough.
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My legs get cramped. I always wish the plane were flying faster. :-)
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No, but passengers switch airlines when flights are repeatedly overbooked and they keep getting bumped to later flights.
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Well, with Emergent Consensus, a majority of passengers can beat up flight attendants until the captain gives up!
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No but if they know United consistently does go faster than Delta, they will make demands of United or switch to Delta
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After Concord, everyone is A-Okay with a 737.
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which does make a good point - faster does not necessitate better Also, user-designed product is often garbage
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For a guy who was quiet for a long time, I'm so happy you are speaking up now. Thanks!!
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nor do they demand engineers to make the plane twice as big mid-flight...
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What happens if all the passengers want the plane to go between NYC & London but flight engineers want Little Rock to Nome?
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Better analogy might be passengers switching to a new jet fuel to go faster & crashing the plane.
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@kyletorpey if they didn't know Segwit was a capacity increase they weren't paying attention even a little bit. - 1 more reply
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When the leaders of an airline fail to show good morals, people don't want to fly on that plane, and will pick another airline.
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Especially when the plane is plunging head first to the ground. This issue is not new it's years old, where was the foresight?
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yeah, just like you nailed with the dogecoin airplane
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Speaking of nailing it by the way, I "nailed" Ethereum at $1 (now $50). And Monero at $2 (now ~$18+).
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