Assume That a Plane Piloted by John Doe Skidded Off

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Essay

Assume that a plane piloted by John Doe skidded off the runway. The investigation ruled that the crash was caused by the pilot landing at a speed that was much too high. The pilot was aware of the recommended speed, and for several years had landed planes at the recommended speed. The investigation team detected no reason why Mr. Doe had to land at too high a speed. Is Doe's behaviour culpable? Why?

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