In this episode I get in to some of the meanings behind privacy, try to sound intelligent about legal stuff (remember - I am not an attorney and not providing any legal advice) and US Supreme Court case law. I wade into the land of Idaho State Statute 21-213, and even get into the First Amendment.

Remember - Your drone is not a toy!

This episode represents my opinions as an experienced drone pilot and is for entertainment purposes only.

Update - February 13, 2024

The episode has been updated with a full episode. This is Part 1 of a multi episode series on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Systems... Some people call them "drones."

In this episode I describe them, whey they are not and should not be considered "toys", and touch on the process to become an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Pilot.

In this episode I give a brief description of two heavy things on my mind, make an announcement of what is very likely to be my first guest on the Ton of Questions podcast, followed by a description of the different forms or paths of motion that the Earth is undergoing.

I did not think of this when I was recording, but it may give some explanation to that feeling that we describe as "I don't know whether I am coming or going" - yes, that is a joke, a very lame joke! Dang it! If I'd only thought of it while I was recording!

This is a Free Form [Unedited Episode] recorded on my cell phone where I share a little bit about life on a submarine and how things can get crazy when a particular piece of equipment fails.

DETAILS

In this multi-part series I will provide the listener with several fundamental explanations about what nuclear power is and why and then will delve into the subject with the intent of answering the following four questions and of course many others along the say:

Question 1:

How did they figure out what a nucleus is and that energy is released when it is split? I mean - we are talking about things that are so small and at that time, we weren’t even sure what if anything that small existed!

Question 2:

How can nuclear power can be both wonderfully productive as well as mind-bogglingly destructive?

Question 3:

What is the difference between a nuclear power plant that will produce astronomical amounts of electricity for the grid without polluting the atmosphere and a nuclear bomb that is capable of mass destruction?

Question 4:

Can a commercial nuclear power plant that generates electricity explode, produce a mushroom cloud and devastate an entire state like a nuclear weapon?

In this multi-part series I will provide the listener with several fundamental explanations about what nuclear power is and why and then will delve into the subject with the intent of answering the following four questions and of course many others along the say:

Question 1:

How did they figure out what a nucleus is and that energy is released when it is split? I mean - we are talking about things that are so small and at that time, we weren’t even sure what if anything that small existed!

Question 2:

How can nuclear power can be both wonderfully productive as well as mind-bogglingly destructive?

Question 3:

What is the difference between a nuclear power plant that will produce astronomical amounts of electricity for the grid without polluting the atmosphere and a nuclear bomb that is capable of mass destruction?

Question 4:

Can a commercial nuclear power plant that generates electricity explode, produce a mushroom cloud and devastate an entire state like a nuclear weapon?