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Easy to pass laws...but whole 'nuther matter to enforce them...especially if no actual resources and responsibilities are allocated accordingly.

Best way to starve a horse is to put two or more people in charge of feeding it.
 
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Canuck from Kansas said:
The comments are a hoot. The video itself is a bit of a joke, a lot of "could be"s and "might be"s, no actual science - kept talking about "known properties" of plasmoids, which at the same time are completely mysterious. I looked at the report abstract cited at the beginning of the video, a lot of the same, full of could and might be's, a lot of conjecture, no science (just look at the title of the paper) - Journal of Modern Physics, not exactly a powerhouse (impact factor 0.97, 7.1 citations/article).

Not sure plasmoids are actually taken very seriously by the physics community - google plasmoids, some pretty funny stuff.

"Plasmoids are amorphous beings with no typical shape. In the presence of other folk, they often adopt a similar form, but there's little chance of mistaking a plasmoid for anything else. They consume food by osmosis, the way an amoeba does, and excrete waste through tiny pores."

"Do plasmoids have a god?" "According to the plasmoids, they arose when their god, Glorp, fell from the sky and impacted the island of Dyndar."

Plasmoid | World of Erah D&D Wiki | Fandom


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Known to consume sea otters!
 
krusty said:
Easy to pass laws...but whole 'nuther problem to enforce them...especially if no actual resources and responsibilities are allocated accordingly.

Best way to starve a horse is to put two or more people in charge of feeding it.
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That's likely true but on the other hand this just could be the FAA training up their enforcement team.:unsure::ROFLMAO:
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On second thought they could move some TSA guys over.
 
So helicopters, blimps, dirigibles, aerocars, gliders, autogyros and air balloons are not drones? Perfect!
 
RCF said:
So helicopters, blimps, dirigibles, aerocars, gliders, autogyros and air balloons are not drones? Perfect!
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I think you're correct, so you're free to shoot those down !!!
 
I was looking into using drones for my work and I concluded that the laws are so different state to state and there were so many ways to end up being liable for something that it makes more sense to hire a contractor to operate drones.
 
RCF said:
So helicopters, blimps, dirigibles, aerocars, gliders, autogyros and air balloons are not drones? Perfect!
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When I lived in San Antonio, I went to many Iguanas games. They had 2 4 foot drone blimps floating through the venue dropping swag and delivering beer.

Don't think you want to shoot those down.
 
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