We'll obviously never have flying golf carts at Walmart, but why couldn't there be a curated übermenschen of golf cart flyers, restricted by1 spatial intelligence (high)2 age verification (very high)3 license fees (ridiculously high, or negligible; I can't decide)?>inb4 women and blacksWe live in a society, but aren't we at the point where it's okay to discriminate based on pure safety and population-density metrics?
>>17090196You mean like pilots flying planes? We have those already.
>>17090199You could riff on the requirements, I guess, but no; not like planes at all: urban, roads above roads, herd paths as the crow flies, lanes into normal traffic at hov vtol inputs or some such thing; and so on.
>>17090203That's stupid
>>17090218Marketed to genpop, yes, but only if there are no limiting hoops to jump through.
>>17090196>>inb4 women and blacks>We live in a society, but aren't we at the point where it's okay to discriminate based on pure safety and population-density metrics?Why did you feel the need to include that? Also there's plenty of people who do qualify for all three of your requirements who's still drunk drive with it.
>>17090240I's not a fan of dysfunctional groups. Race is always dysfunctional. Sex is dysfunctional if you're not having it. I could also, personally, drunk-drive a flying golf cart from my driveway up into the sky, and land it in traffic, drunk, without hurting anyone. So that's why I added that.
>>17090196The Blackfly already exists. It's expensive, so that's your barrier to entry.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNgwTgOOfYk&t=630
