> Founding fathers apparently failed in their inability to predict we'd be able to amazingly fly through the air one day. I think a traditional interpretation

> Founding fathers apparently failed in their inability to predict we'd be able to amazingly fly through the air one day. I think a traditional interpretation of the constitution is that unenumerated rights are reserved for the people, so this shouldn't be an issue, as designed. In reality, we can't even seem to maintain the rights that are explicitly reserved for the people (cough4th amendmentcough).