Responsibility and Adulthood

A Superior Pilot uses his Superior Judgement to avoid situations that require his Superior Skills.

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Cat Rotator's Quarterly

I studied the item, checked it once more, and put it into its carrier, then went out the door. The item did not weigh a great deal, and yet . . . Having it with me meant that I was accepting a very serious responsibility, one that used to be a major hallmark of adulthood and even citizenship. That’s not a weight to be carried lightly.

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