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Doesnt this show that some country's dont plan ahead that much or different elements of Govt are too disconnected to work cohesively? Still, this chatter will
by Terry_Roll 5y ago
Doesnt this show that some country's dont plan ahead that much or different elements of Govt are too disconnected to work cohesively?
Still, this chatter will no doubt give some loon some ideas on how to bring down a plane or mess around with the flight patterns at busy airports.
- kolanos 5y ago> Doesnt this show that some country's dont plan ahead that much or different elements of Govt are too disconnected to work cohesively? This can be a feature, not necessarily a bug. There are plenty of examples of government central planning and cohesion going very wrong.
- MomoXenosaga 5y agoRadio spectrum was decided somewhere in the 1950s and as I understand it the US military owns most of it. It's difficult to plan ahead for future technology.
- Terry_Roll 5y agoOh I dont know, I think other countries seem to be making less of a hash of it, compared to the US. And does it really matter if the US Mil own the spectrum? Thats like me saying the UK Govt owns the spectrum, they should still both be subjected to the court of law, if the laws are fit for purpose in the first place!