"tobacco, for example, has been used and consumed for hundreds of years.  but why, all of a sudden, in the past 50years, they cause cancer?!  here is why: tobacco is not that bad. corporations create "additives" to maxamize profits and reduce the cost of manufacturing.... the policies created by the FDA are also motivated by interest groups(cash)"

Great example.

Add to it the fact that home-grown, organic tobacco is outlawed.

Another blatant example:

Airlines:  Airplanes are designed with what, 6 - 10+ doors, right?  Why, then, is only 1 (sometimes 2) of these many doors used to load and unload passengers?  The answer is that the airports don't really care about how quickly passengers are off-loaded.  They can't be bothered to even think about the customers' preference to be off-loaded AS SOON AS %^*&%-ING POSSIBLE.  They don't want to go through all the trouble of re-designing their 70+ year old system simply to make air-travel more comfortable and convenient for their 'customers', lol.  Why the !@#% would they bother?  They, being 'the system' have a 'monopoly'.

Airports are a symbol of the ultimate, recurring folly of human civilizations: every human civilization that has ever spawned on the face of the globe has fallen due to the same premises upon which our superfluous airports are devised.  It would take an essay to explain it all. Let's just say that the very nature of our airports epitomize the utter stupidity of our current human civilization, and all human civilizations prior.  I'll start another thread if anyone is interested.

Or maybe the reason behind there not being multiple areas for people to exit is:
1: They would have to redesign airports, as the airport terminals are only built to accommodate one door,
2: Security, as having multiple doors means you need additional people overseeing the movement of people through the additional doors.

"it seems mr xeno has just returned home from holiday.  did you fly? lol tongue"

Yes.  And I pretty much despised the experience, like pretty much everyone else.

Tell you what.

1.  How about converting the current airports into malls (not difficult as that is exactly what they pretty much already are).
2.  Airlines start making their own airports, which would basically be this: valet parking, security, and airstrips. 

There should be a dignified way for air-travel to work, and this dignified way SHOULD be the goal of all airlines / airports in the world.

As a suggestion, instead of building a multi-billion dollar mall -err airport, why not simply have customers able to drive their vehicles right up alongside the aircraft to board.

All customers could drive through security (staying in their cars during the process), and drive up and que (still in their cars) at one of the MANY pre-assigned entrances to the plane within 30 minutes before take-off.  Ground-staff could unload the customers' luggage from their cars while customers file into the aircraft to their assigned sleeper or sitting compartments (customer's choice. The sleeper compartments would simply be a horizontal bunk rather than the current useless reclining chairs and would not take up more space than the current reclining chairs either).

With the customer on-loading from their own vehicle (taxi, public bus, etc.) there would be no need for the immense, superfluous air-terminals.

Apparently people are not all displeased.  There is definitely room for improvement, but as long as a company's profits remain the same, they won't change how they do business.  If people were too angry about the system they could boycott and drop the company's revenue....which doesn't seem to be happening.  Xeno, I have read many of your posts in the forums here, and u seem  to be a very negative person.  Prove me wrong and try posting something saying someone did a good job at something instead of how everything sucks.