On the recordApril 5, 2011
Can hunches be harnessed in service of identifying potential threats to air traffic safety? That is the key question that underlies today's hearing.
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congress.govCan hunches be harnessed in service of identifying potential threats to air traffic safety? That is the key question that underlies today's hearing.
Edwards questions the reliability of instinctive reactions in identifying threats.
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