> I guess we shouldn't have planes or cars either because they make noise. But we've adapted our cities to accommodate this. We have zoning rules, traffic eng

> I guess we shouldn't have planes or cars either because they make noise. But we've adapted our cities to accommodate this. We have zoning rules, traffic engineering, sound barriers, and so on to accommodate or redirect this noise and those solutions have been developed over the last century. We had the same problem with cars when they were first on roads [0]. You can't expect people not to have a problem with drones until we are able to adapt our planning and design to their existence. [0] For more on this, I recommend Fighting Traffic: The Dawn of the Motor Age in the American City by Peter Norton.