The Pilot Who Hijacked His Own Plane — The MH370 Mystery - YouTube
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The MH370 deliberate-diversion theory forces us to ask how a trusted authority figure could weaponize institutional trust — and whether any system can stop a principal who becomes the threat.
Principal-Agent ProblemInsider Threat TheoryAuthority BiasTrust and Betrayal
Theory Briefing
- MH370 vanished in 2014 with 239 aboard, and the deliberate-diversion theory points to the pilot as the architect of the disappearance.
- A captain holds near-absolute authority in the cockpit — the principal-agent problem at its most extreme when that agent turns rogue.
- The case exposes how insider threats defeat security systems designed only to stop outsiders, leaving institutions structurally blind to betrayal from within.