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The problem in switching back and forth between configurations can be that in a stressful situation (an emergency) people tend to revert to the conditioned responses they have most learned and trained in.
There is a story that during WWII a plane cockpit configuration was changed that moved the ejector seat switch where another switch used to be. Even with training some pilots under stress would press the button thinking they where activating the previous function and end up ejected from the plane. In an emergency you want to minimize task loading of the mind.
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