Book · 2023 · Business & Economics
Why Flying Is Miserable
And How to Fix It
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Marshall Kosloff this is a really fascinating book that more than most policy books and this is obviously by Design is going… 3
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“this is a really fascinating book that more than most policy books and this is obviously by Design is going to resonate with the lived experiences of everyone who's checking out this podcast”
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“but the other key thing you focus on your book and this is the part which feels truly unsustainable is the critical infrastructure aspect under the airlin status quo”
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“and I would love for you to basically tear down everything I'm about to say because just reading your book this is my kind of conventional wisdom popular understanding of the state of the modern airplane industry”
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“I'm speaking with the author ganes Shar Raman about his new book why flying is miserable and how to fix it”
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“and that's part of why I I wrote the book and why it's titled why flying is miserable and how to fix it is because I think we can both understand that we appreciate this service um but also that we don't want to experience it in a way that is unfortunate and and I think we have the agency”
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“so so I think of flying misery in in two ways that I talk about in the book”
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“and I use a different word in the book I couldn't resist in the book and I call it the turbulence of the industry”
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“you know I tell the story in the book that's what Ralph nater says”
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“but at the same time you know to me and the argument I make in the book is that this whole episode this boom this bust this need for this this package actually should teach us something bigger about this industry”