So why aren't people air delivering marijuana/medical

Because theft and it's federally illegal. Airspace is federal jurisdiction, not state.

>>998190
Some sort of unfolding rocket would make theft and being caught less likely.

>>998200

>rocket
>America
>not being caught

Good luck Osama. Hope you enjoy that cock meat sandwich.

>>998185

> drones
> any time soon

Nah. We're AT LEAST 15 years away from that.

And I've operated 2 of the most sophisticated RC copters available: The Vulcan, and the DJI Inspire.

AMA fools.

>>998328
How does it feel knowing that people in your job field are going to replace delivery drivers jobs down the line?

>>998185
Mexicans are already ahead of you.

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/01/22/world/drug-drone-crashes-us-mexico-border/

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>>998393

>how does it feel knowing the auto-pilot invention will replace pilots
>how does it feel knowing autonomous trucks will replace truck drivers
>how does it feel knowing WebMD will replace doctors

>>998185
It'd be obvious - a bunch of drones with red sensors, flying crooked and always having to circle fast-food joints for some reason

You could probably get away with it in a flyover town.

Not my town since there's a military base and a bunch of shit without transponders flying around would get shot down.

>>998393

Uh, well it's gonna be a while. But also, those drones will need manufacturers, techs, pilots.

Careers will shift like they always do.

But drones have a dozen problems that all need remedy.

A drone crashing on someones head could easily injure them and even kill them.

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>>998185
I air deliver marijuana straight to my lungs

B^)