Yes, yes he does, and it sucks for him, but some jobs are just to importent or dangerious to be done by people who may be prone to seizure. Flying a plane, any plane, is a life or death matter for both him, any passangers he may have, and people on the ground.redisforever said:OT: it's a shame but do they really need to strip him of his flying credentials?
Bribed? LOL. Anything is possible I suppose, but more then likely his condition was in it's eairly stages at the time and didn't trigger, or he devoloped it after the fact. Alot of stuff you are born with, but not everything. God forbit a tummer of somekind is growing in there...batuea said:this right here is the best argument here. Light strobes will only trigger a hidden disorder, not cause them, usually pilots are "strobed" in screening to make sure they don't have any disorder such as this. There is no way that he would have made it through screening without this problem being found. Almost makes me wonder if he "bribed" his flight screener to not report/ignore his condition. Also I agree with the fact that most games do warn you in one way or another. Although I have been strobed before and had no reactions yet, I am still nervous when playing games. But how the hell did it happen in oblivion I mean I can not think of anything that could cause this in the game, unless if it "glitched" out, if it did glitch out he "might" have a case here although it still would be no ones fault. Now if he was using custom mods then yeah his own fault.Eri said:They should be thanking the developer for this. Games don't cause conditions, they trigger them. How he got past flight screening without his condition being known, I'll never know, but he certainly shouldn't have been flying.
If he truly hasn't lost his job, he should be fired for filing a bogus lawsuit, nobody needs a worker that clearly has no respect for business, his ignorant ass doesn't deserve disability.vxicepickxv said:He hasn't actually lost his job, just his flight status. The Navy will probably move him to general line status, unless it's actually a condition that forces them to remove him from the Navy entirely. If that's the case, because the condition wasn't known before he entered the Navy, it will be declared adult onset, and he'll get partial disability.The_Yeti said:1000 x This.Eri said:They should be thanking the developer for this. Games don't cause conditions, they trigger them. How he got past flight screening without his condition being known, I'll never know, but he certainly shouldn't have been flying.
A seizure prone man is not fit to be a pilot, his ignorance to oblivions warnings and trying to pin loss of job on them is outright stupidity.
Yo McLaughlin, you lost your job because your brain is a candy-ass when it comes to processing strobe-flash, not because your ps3 played oblivion well enough to give that visual excitement.