There is no way the general public is capable of flight to replace cars. Maybe, when the entire process from takeoff to landing is automated, this would be a good idea.

Right now, not a chance.

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Arrenn Lightblade had this to say about Cuba:
http://www.moller.com/skycar/

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they would have to totaly rewrite the traffic laws, annnnnnnnnnnd, the acidents would be MUCH more deadly

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350+ MPH at 15 miles per gallon.

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God, thats horrible.

A round trip to work would expend all of your gas

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Ja'Deth Issar Ka'bael had this to say about Knight Rider:
The aircar's been a work in progress for almost a decade. Saw an article on it in the mid-90's. It's a novelty. No-one's actually ever going to give up their real car for one.

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I sure as fuck would

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Ja'Deth Issar Ka'bael stopped staring at Deedlit long enough to write:
The aircar's been a work in progress for almost a decade. Saw an article on it in the mid-90's. It's a novelty. No-one's actually ever going to give up their real car for one.

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tahts what they said about the tv and motor buggy

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We were all impressed when Giantt wrote:
I sure as fuck would

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Me too. All I can hope is that they impliment MUCH more strict regulations as to who can use it, than they do with Cars.

License exams every 2 years instead of 4 or 5, and a much tighter control against things such as driving while drunk/distracted...

Maybe if you were a billionaire pilot you could get away with it and not feel a pinch, and maybe if everyone else were doing it and there was a way to keep it all safe, sure.

Otherwise, it's a matter of "spirit willing, body unable"

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Delphi Aegis had this to say about Punky Brewster:
God, thats horrible.

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hahaha, 15 miles per gallon and people say that's terrible!

what enlightened times we live in.

my first car got 8 miles per gallon if you were lucky.