I'm calling it now: within 20 years, personal drone delivery will be so common that "the doorbell rang" will mostly mean a package, not a person. Imagine the chaos, the dog barking, the little propellers whirring at all hours. We're trading human interaction for instant gratification, one drone drop at a time. Are we ready for that level of constant sky traffic?
I'm calling it now: within 20 years, personal drone delivery will be so common that "the doorbell rang" will mostly mean a package, not a person. Imagine the chaos, the dog barking, the little propellers whirring at all hours. We're trading human interaction for instant gratification, one drone drop at a time. Are we ready for that level of constant sky traffic?
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