[central_va]

The pilot cannot get the nose up enough. Nose up determines wing angle of attack and affects lift when above stall speed.

Remember I am a pilot too so I get that. I have never flown a fly-by-wire aircraft and never will. But am I to understand when the pilot pulls the little joy stick thingy back( Make the houses get smaller) the computer can override that? Really? How f---ed up is that? Another question is this: The hydraulics of the horizontal stabilizer can over come full nose down trim, they have the power to be able to do that? Right?

[Navy Patriot]

No offense, I'm not condescending to you at all, just pointing out that I answered your first post which was an aeronautical question with no references to computer flight control at all.

I cannot speak as to how to out wit a flight computer, but I suspect your concerns about pilot training are valid.