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Those Flying Things: The speakers in Session 2 at TEDGlobal 2013 | TED Blog

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11 June 2013



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TED_Ryan_LushWhen it comes to drones, a lot of ideas float in the ether. Technologists see potential for flying machines to help us in all sorts of unexpected ways, governments take measures that seem hard and fixed, and meanwhile the media oversimplifies and dramatizes the issue.

 

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