From: CurtAdams@aol.com
Date: Fri Apr 12 2002 - 17:23:20 MDT
In a message dated 4/12/02 12:33:49, jamesr@best.com writes:
>So while you are sitting back in your comfy chair reviewing the video of
>the soldier's actions in battle, you have to take into consideration
>that the soldier may have no sensory perception beyond the center of his
>field of vision and that his high-level decision making functions may be
>completely offline at that moment, and that this is an involuntary
>condition.
Who has a problem with judging soldiers fairly? The fact that people
can and do go haywire in combat further increases the value of recording
as much as possible of the situation so that we can figure out how to
improve functioning in difficult situations, and alter conflicts so that
all participants act as constructively as possilble. Recording actions
doesn't require unjust use of the data.
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