Three Equals Five

Matt is our guest this episode to explain about how you really just don’t appreciate that tasty French fry and the to-go box that facilitated your order of said potato product. With Covid-world still a thing, we discuss ribeye's, lumber, nearly empty trucks, to-go boxes, FIFO, LIFO, plastic resins for foam, whiney chefs, hurricanes, Interstate 80, braille on drive-thru ATMs, burying stuff in fields, trucking, Just-In-Time, Lean Six Sigma, Ransom Olds, Henry Ford, Ohno Taiichi, William Deming, Malcolm Baldrige, an Argentine philosopher and sociologist, supply chain management, waste versus quality, speedometer cables, warehouses, lateral integration, vertical integration, refrigeration and food storage, 1970s oil crisis, the fascinating subject of postharvest physiology, the overabundance of food, global shipping, widgets and bim-bobs, coconut milk, redundancy, critical systems, bland white bread and potato products, the Americas, quality goods and cheap Chinese labor, geopolitical dynamics, cat litter home delivery, self-sufficiency, growing and preserving your own food, and passing down your knowledge and expertise. (Mike is a bit jealous he was out of town for the discussion.)

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Tom isn’t happy about the federal government taking property rights from landowners and how it undermines the foundational rights and freedom of citizens. As a follow-up to our previous episode, we discuss potential trespass by falcon, sterilization of hippos, property rights, ad coelum (whatever that is), airspace regulations, land conveyance, property boundaries, common law, civil law, alien and sedition act, free speech, apparent suicide by domestic fowl, eminent domain, supreme court case law, the American dream, renting versus owning, fifth amendment, government takings, drone operation, state versus federal jurisdiction, legal precedent, cellphone surveillance, Patriot Act, enumerated and unenumerated rights, social contract, freedom and personal responsibility, nanny state, the Great Reset, urbanite government dependency, etymology of Allegheny, aircraft safety, superjacency (whatever that is), balsa wood framed rubber band powered toy airplane, constitutional amendment process, navigable waters, privatizing airspace, navigation easements, just compensation, petitioning the government, restricted airspace, regulatory burden, Al Gore, Donald Trump, 1984, Brave New World, soma, and general government over-reach.

https://www.namic.org/pdf/drones/1703_privateairspace.pdf

https://dronelife.com/2017/03/20/taylor-vs-huerta-faa-comes-off-badly-oral-arguments

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Mike applies his UAS Operator expertise to school John and Tom on drone operation, regulation, and related issues, from Christmas morning gift opening to going online for registration and then flying the drone. We discuss genesis of aircraft operation regulations, definition of a drone / UA / UAS / UAV, radio controlled aircraft (RC airplanes, helicopters, gliders), ultralight aircraft, power sources (batteries, gas), commercial applications versus recreational use, registration process, basic operation requirements and restrictions, accident liability, potential regulatory changes.

#drones #UAV #UAS #regulations #14CFR #RC

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https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-14/chapter-I/subchapter-F/part-107

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In this episode we discuss various aspects of social media and its influence on society. We cover the Whistleblower from Facebook as well as other social media related events. If you like what you hear please support us at the links below.

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Odds are, you are gonna die. Way better than 50/50 chance. Mike, Jon, and Tom go over the numbers on death, disease, and decision making that we all face in life.

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Tom, Jon, and Mike take the 16 personalities test and discuss the validity, usefulness, and other aspects of personality tests.

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