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To be fair though, aviation is much more regulated. If, and I am not
saying it should be, but if, boating was as regulated as aviation there would be very, very, few boating fatalities. I disagree. Aviation tends to sort out the idiots a lot faster. Both by the technical requirements of actually learning to get a plane into the air and by being completely unforgiving in accidents. Neither's true of boating. That said, requiring more (heck, any) qualifications could be seen as a good thing for boating. |
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