Issue No. 2 — Who's Flying the Plane?
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Issue No. 2 — Who's Flying the Plane?
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In 1914, Lawrence Sperry flew past the judges in Paris with his hands off the controls — and his mechanic standing on the wing. A hundred and twelve years later, we're still asking the same question: who's flying the plane? In this issue: the empty cockpit, from dead man's switches to the Soviet "Dead Hand" to Stanislav Petrov, the one guy who caught it. Plus the week's front page — Iran, a newborn magnetar caught "chirping," the first AI ransomware that runs itself, World Cup officiating drama — and a Deep Cut nobody's covering: a 1952 flying-saucer briefing film headed to Congress. New voice, by the way. Same guy, new larynx. We featured Tim Harford's Cautionary Tales in our first Podcast Feature — nobody paid, they don't know we exist. That's how you know it's real.