Attribute to L. Neil Smith’s The Libertarian Enterprise

Having a birthday party thrown in my honor next weekend, so I may be a bit late getting the next issue out. We will see. Or, I may find I'm just too old to work anymore. We will see.

 

The Quest for the Flying Car/Winnebago continued:

A Supercar Designer Is Building a 250-Mph Flying Hypercar
by Chris Young

With the air taxi market expected to grow to $14.7 billion by 2041, it's only logical that the next step will be private flying cars. With that high-end future market in mind, Urban eVTOL is developing a sleek-looking flying car that it claims will reach top speeds of 250-mph (400 km/h) and have a range close to 300 miles (483 km), a report by New Atlas explains.

The flying car, called the LEO Coupe, is being developed by vertical propulsion systems specialist Pete Bitar and supercar designer Carlos Salaff, who is known for the Mazda Furai concept amongst other designs. Both are working under a new company, Urban eVTOL, to build new personal passenger aircraft that will allow anyone with enough money to enjoy the benefits of vertical takeoff and landing technologies from home.
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Here's what we have so far:

 

Technology Marches … somewhere or other:

 

Trial and Error, that is how we make that there progress thing, right:

 

And Our Governments Which Are Everywhere In The Way will jump right in:

 

So relax, Nothing Can Go Wrong … Right? Right?

 

Meanwhile, us old people will find ways to make a living:

 

Things will surely go on as usual for the forseeable disaster-unfolding process:

 

Meanwhile, here we are again:

 

Stay Deplorable my friends!

I mean, if we don't do it, who will?!?!?