Shocking Humanity Delusions on Windows Pc

Nowadays, when analyzing traffic accidents and disasters, one can increasingly hear that the "human factor" is to blame for everything - a drunk driver was sitting behind a steering wheel, pilots made a mistake when landing, the navigator of the ship did not take into account the drift over ...
And therefore, scientists and engineers are increasingly trying to entrust the control of a spaceship, an airliner, a train, even a car, not to a person, but to automation. Say, the robot will not make mistakes ...
And that is true: in many cases, automation acts faster and more correctly than a person. There in due time academician G.I. Severin spoiled himself a lot of blood, proving that an automatic ejection system in aircraft is more reliable than manual ejection. In the end, proved with the numbers in his hands, on numerous casualties.
And now in the sixth-generation aircraft, they even want to put the pilot out of the cockpit. Let him manage flights, sitting on the ground, from the operator’s chair. Then the aircraft will be able to perform maneuvers with 20-fold overloads, while not every pilot can withstand 10-12g.
You can also recall how, due to human errors of the duty shift of operators, the fourth unit exploded at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
In a word, there are many similar examples. But in contrast to them, let me give you a little-known story, which, it seems to me, outweighs many examples and arguments in favor of automation.
At the International Aviation and Space Salon MAKS-2013, experts proudly told and showed me what smart systems are now developed to control military operations. Say, now it’s enough for the commander or even an ordinary person to enter the initial data into his personal computer - and the smart machine will immediately give a ready-made, optimal solution.
Experts said that in the current fast-moving battle, the fighters and commanders no longer have time for independent decision-making, they run the risk of being hopelessly late. They were telling, and I suddenly remembered one episode from our modern history that happened in September 1983.
On the night of September 26, a shift in analyst-system engineer of the Missile and Space Defense Forces, Lieutenant Colonel S.E. Petrova. And that was, if anyone remembers, one of the hottest periods of the Cold War.
Of course, the Caribbean crisis had already passed safely by then. However, in March 1983, US President Ronald Reagan called the USSR an evil empire. In April, American aircraft carried out conventional bombing of ground targets in the Kuril region. And on September 1, a Soviet fighter shot down a South Korean Boeing ...
In general, the situation was still that ... And at 0.15 at the command post of the missile attack warning system (SPRN) in the secret part of Serpukhov-15, the computer gives out information. An intercontinental ballistic missile has just been launched from the United States. The goal is the USSR.
"The machine showed that the accuracy of the information is highest," Stanislav Evgrafovich Petrov recalled. - The siren is yelling like a voice. On top of the wall are big red letters: "START". So the rocket has definitely gone. I looked down at my battle crew. Someone even jumped up from their seats, turn around at me. He raised his voice, ordered to immediately take up their posts. It was necessary to check everything. It could not be that this is actually a missile with warheads ... "
Meanwhile, the Soviet SPRN already at that time made it possible to track someone else’s launch at the time the rocket left the launch shaft. And thirty levels of verification confirmed - the rocket went! According to the instructions, Petrov was only required to report the received data to the top. And there they had to make a decision and give an order with the help of a nuclear suitcase for a return launch.

Check out the great humanity delusions

Allows applications to open network sockets.
Allows an application to read from external storage.
Allows an application to write to external storage.
Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows using PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming.