Flying cars, like hyperloop/boring company and the like, seem to me like flashy stabs at implementing an attractive but ultimately less useful solution to a rea

Flying cars, like hyperloop/boring company and the like, seem to me like flashy stabs at implementing an attractive but ultimately less useful solution to a real problem. Flying cars, unless they can compete on speed and distance with commercial aircraft, only address issues of traffic and congestion in my mind. And if that's the case, I think there are easier doors to push on with respect to fixing the grid. To his credit, Levandowski seems like a tremendous mind on this topic. It's too bad that his legacy is most probably going to be tied to the Uber/Google fracas.