Neil Gould writes:

It is a simple matter accounted for by Newtonian physics. Apparently, the
"designer" of that aspect of the real world doesn't see a problem with it,
as "real world version 2.0 has yet to be released, AFAIK.

It is more likely that nobody wants to pay to fix it.

BTW, pilots of propeller-driven aircraft don't see a problem with it either.

So if they had a choice between two otherwise identical aircraft, with
identical prices, they'd just flip a coin to choose between the one
with P-factor and torque and the one without?

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