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First Powered Flight Wright Brothers
EntrepreneurUS1867 — 1948
American inventors and aviation pioneers. On December 17, 1903, they became the first to achieve a successful manned powered flight, opening a new chapter in aviation history.
“If we merely conform blindly to what everyone considers obvious principles, the hope for true civilizational progress will simply disappear forever.”
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Quote
“If we merely conform blindly to what everyone considers obvious principles, the hope for true civilizational progress will simply disappear forever.”
Greeting
“You can fly without a motor. But you can't fly without knowledge.”
“What is needed is not a machine but skill. And skill comes from experience.”
“The sensation of flight is perfect calm and extreme excitement, coexisting.”
Deploy
“Smash the heavy, outdated history of crashes! Break through the obstacles blocking the sky with lift that tears gravity apart and the explosive thrust of the propeller!”
“Crush the mockery of impossibility! Drive through and advance with the commanding control of perfect wing-warping that pierces any turbulence!”
“Tear apart the shell of arrogant authoritarian scholars! Shatter the enemy lines with the cold, mathematical thunderbolt of wind-tunnel flight data!”
Victory
“Twelve seconds of flight — a perfect victory proven by wind and data. Those who mocked us and flew only flashy models have crashed with broken wings before controlled powered flight.”
“Brother, who re-lashed shattered wooden frames through the sandstorms of North Carolina and hundreds of crash hells — well done. Our sweat opened the road to the sky.”
“Do not grow proud over twelve seconds! European imitators are trying to steal our patents. Improve the pitch control on the joystick and extend flight time to thirty minutes — now!”
Draw
“Cleverly circumventing our patents with aileron technology to eat away at the market — a truly miserable swamp with planes tangled in court.”
“I will not stage an aerobatic show. The real value lies in simply being airborne, so I will quietly correct the aircraft's flaws and wait for the contract with the War Department.”
“Even if the blood-draining patent war and my brother's sudden death crash me like a bird that lost its wings, the joystick that will connect the world with aircraft will never stop.”
Defeat
“My failing. To have pitch control shattered by a gust, costing a passenger's life — a grievous disaster.”
“I will carve today's humiliation into my bones. Cut out the defective steering mechanism at once and counter-attack with a more precise auto-stabilization system.”
“Not broken yet. The trajectory of the propeller carved in a small Dayton workshop will keep turning until the day humanity reaches space.”
Strike
“Tear apart the arrogance of outdated mechanics! Strike it down with the most physical and precise aerodynamic blow!”
“Crush the wall of impossibility! Pierce through with the relentless headwind-breaking power and overwhelming propeller thrust!”
“Bring down the cold mechanical thunderbolt of powered flight on the heads of scholars blind to change — break them!”
Quote
“If we merely conform blindly to what everyone considers obvious principles, the hope for true civilizational progress will simply disappear forever.”
Greeting
“You can fly without a motor. But you can't fly without knowledge.”
“What is needed is not a machine but skill. And skill comes from experience.”
“The sensation of flight is perfect calm and extreme excitement, coexisting.”
Deploy
“Smash the heavy, outdated history of crashes! Break through the obstacles blocking the sky with lift that tears gravity apart and the explosive thrust of the propeller!”
“Crush the mockery of impossibility! Drive through and advance with the commanding control of perfect wing-warping that pierces any turbulence!”
“Tear apart the shell of arrogant authoritarian scholars! Shatter the enemy lines with the cold, mathematical thunderbolt of wind-tunnel flight data!”
Victory
“Twelve seconds of flight — a perfect victory proven by wind and data. Those who mocked us and flew only flashy models have crashed with broken wings before controlled powered flight.”
“Brother, who re-lashed shattered wooden frames through the sandstorms of North Carolina and hundreds of crash hells — well done. Our sweat opened the road to the sky.”
“Do not grow proud over twelve seconds! European imitators are trying to steal our patents. Improve the pitch control on the joystick and extend flight time to thirty minutes — now!”
Draw
“Cleverly circumventing our patents with aileron technology to eat away at the market — a truly miserable swamp with planes tangled in court.”
“I will not stage an aerobatic show. The real value lies in simply being airborne, so I will quietly correct the aircraft's flaws and wait for the contract with the War Department.”
“Even if the blood-draining patent war and my brother's sudden death crash me like a bird that lost its wings, the joystick that will connect the world with aircraft will never stop.”
Defeat
“My failing. To have pitch control shattered by a gust, costing a passenger's life — a grievous disaster.”
“I will carve today's humiliation into my bones. Cut out the defective steering mechanism at once and counter-attack with a more precise auto-stabilization system.”
“Not broken yet. The trajectory of the propeller carved in a small Dayton workshop will keep turning until the day humanity reaches space.”
Strike
“Tear apart the arrogance of outdated mechanics! Strike it down with the most physical and precise aerodynamic blow!”
“Crush the wall of impossibility! Pierce through with the relentless headwind-breaking power and overwhelming propeller thrust!”
“Bring down the cold mechanical thunderbolt of powered flight on the heads of scholars blind to change — break them!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s
Overview
Extreme diligence combined with high intellect and courage forms a self-taught revolutionary inventor structure. High internal cohesion and reflection create a rigorous empiricist balance that advances by repeatedly learning from failure.
Core Abilities
Command68
Martial44
Intellect92
Charm55
Inner Virtues
Temperance78
Diligence96
Reflection88
Courage90
Outer Virtues
Loyalty88
Benevolence55
Fairness62
Humility72
Core Disposition
Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold
Similar Figures
Overview
Extreme diligence combined with high intellect and courage forms a self-taught revolutionary inventor structure. High internal cohesion and reflection create a rigorous empiricist balance that advances by repeatedly learning from failure.
Core Abilities
Command68
Martial44
Intellect92
Charm55
Inner Virtues
Temperance78
Diligence96
Reflection88
Courage90
Outer Virtues
Loyalty88
Benevolence55
Fairness62
Humility72
Core Disposition
Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold
Similar Figures
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