Amazon.com is testing delivering packages using drones, CEO Jeff Bezos said on the CBS TV news show 60 Minutes Sunday.Net-shooting guns might work. And if you use compressed air to fire the net, it won't even be technically a "gun".
The idea would be to deliver packages as quickly as possible using the small, unmanned aircraft, through a service the company is calling Prime Air, the CEO said.
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Finally! A cheap way to deliver targeted chemical warfare agent etc. :-(
ReplyDeleteI don't think the Bozos have thought this through!
I'd upgrade to at least goose shot... :-) Maybe even #3...
ReplyDeleteHard to hit with a "potato gun", but what a shot it would be.
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