But unlike drones, he is in the vehicle the entire time and can easily intervene. The article does a good job of explaining the inherent danger someone (and th

But unlike drones, he is in the vehicle the entire time and can easily intervene. The article does a good job of explaining the inherent danger someone (and those around him) faces when attempting something like this. The point is that he's attempting to push the boundaries and not asking for permission -- generally the conditions required to innovate. Maybe that should be celebrated before you bust out the "b-b-but it's dangerous!"