The question is: why would a manufacturer goes to great length to create something like this just to give a plane an ability to turn back to its original position? If after all, all other planes will require you to touch the aileron the opposite way to bring the plane back to its position, why don't they design trainers with just a high wing with a slight higher angle on top than the bottom.
Why go so far as doing a plane with a flat bottom wing, some exagerated incidence and a dyhedral that makes the stupid wing look like a V.
End result is that they create a plane that flies totally different than any other plane the newbie will use in the future.
And they call it a trainer? They take a good thing and make it so exagerated that it becomes a drag.

But then again, I am just newbie who has not solo yet.