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It's easy to say they're probably no threat. The number of ways for something to be a threat is much smaller than the number of ways of something being a not a
by jyounker 2y ago
It's easy to say they're probably no threat. The number of ways for something to be a threat is much smaller than the number of ways of something being a not a threat, therefore the probability of them being a threat is very low.
It's always possible to make a just-so story about them being a threat, and those are the kind of stories that catch people's attention. The odds are they belong to a mapping company, or a drone construction company, or a university or something else completely innocuous.
Why don't we know? Well because it's a big world, and people dealing with actual problems have more important shit to deal with.
- hersko 2y agoWhat? There are many recreational (small) drone rules with the FAA because they can harm people. A 6 foot drone falling hundreds of feet on someone is obviously a threat.