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And yet, you eat food prepared by others, take buses, play sports, swim, step foot on a boat, cross streets. (I am only guessing you do these things, most peop
by myrryr 8y ago
And yet, you eat food prepared by others, take buses, play sports, swim, step foot on a boat, cross streets.
(I am only guessing you do these things, most people do)
ALL of these are where people die if mistakes happen.
It just comes down to risks.
Again, I actually think that a licencing situation for larger drones would be a good idea, I think bans near airports is good. I just hate some of the arguments people use to get there.
- askafriend 8y agoI'm curious if you've flown a modern consumer drone recently? Something like a Phantom or a Mavic. I have and I would trust a reasonably intelligent person who is into the hobby to handle them with care and educate themselves on the proper regulation and procedures (and other details like caring for LiPO batteries). I don't know if I'd trust the average person with the hobby. I'm not claiming that we need extremely strict regulation, but I can see why people would want to over-index on more regulation. I've seen people here compare drones to boats, cars, etc. I feel like that's a bit of a false equivalency.