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Is AIS and radar making skippers lazy—or is relying on your eyes alone just dangerous nostalgia?
With 2026 maritime regulations tightening collision avoidance standards, the debate between over-reliance on electronics and traditional watchkeeping has never been more urgent. Cast your vote on where you draw the line between safety and seamanship.
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