Originally Posted by
BlueJetDork
If 2% of pilots go out on LTD at different times over 20 years, then at age 64, 40% of pilots are on LTD. That’s how FangsF15 could state with unquestionable certainty that 40% of 64-year-old pilots are on LTD—“That is a fact.”
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Now you are being intentionally obtuse. And frankly, no-kidding trolling at this point.
I said:
Originally Posted by
FangsF15
Okay, fine. I misread the quote. A better way to have said it is, 40% of 64 year-olds are (apparently) unavailable to fly due to absence (Disablity, sick, or vacation)...
Originally Posted by
BlueJetDork
...All your numbers show is a good contract, not that suddenly 1% more went out at age 63.
XX% of that 1% could have gone out at different times over a 10-20 year period, and guess what? They were 44, 53, 54, 55, 56, etc., and now they’re all 63.
Then, a different 1% starts over again at XX age, and the upside-down pyramid starts forming again after the top of the list falls off.
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Wrong.
Flat out, wrong. The data
proves, unequivocally, that as we age, the number on disablity accelerates.
Exponentially near the end. Everyone can see that but you.
Regardless, you made
zero posts in 16 months, but have made literally
4+ dozen posts in this thread in the last 3 days. And you have been caught violoating the TOS with more posts here from an alter ego account (which got that account banned. All that is very suspicious). You've pounded your dead horse into the ground, and keep throwing out red herrings.
You've had your say.
It's time to move on.