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I Have Been A Huge Fan Of America, As I Find Their Way Of Life There Is Pretty Unique, And I Have Enjoyed A Lot Of Good Times Over There.

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An Engineer Can Look At The Data, But He Needs A Translator From The Cockpit - The Driver - To Understand It Completely. For Example, Only The Driver Can Tell You Why He Abruptly Takes His Foot Off The Gas Pedal At A Certain Point. The Data Doesn't Necessarily Tell The Engineer Whether The Driver Made A Mistake At That Point Or The Car Was Acting Up. The Information The Driver Provides Often Helps Determine The Direction Of Development.