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when did every moron become such an expert at being able to differentiate drones from planes

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The second they saw the news. Last week they were all experts on pistols and the insurance industry. The week before that, they were all experts on the role of alcoholism in the military and the ability of the female body to do army stuff. You should have planted the tree of knowledge in Guam.

I'm a drone pilot. If I reply to any post with factual information it is to allay the fears of others who may be panicked. By I'll be immediately jumped all over by others who insist on clinging to their fears because that's what excites them and they think they're participating in "discussion"

Become? Come on god, you know full well they have always thought they are experts on ever item they decide to spew their ignorance about. Why they admire the tangerine traitor so much 🙄

Excuse me God…. I’m usually not in the habit of correcting you. But with all due divine respect, I think you mis-spoke. I think you meant to specify every “MAGA moron.” Humbly submitted.

I think it's pretty obvious n even if they're manned planes then why don't they know anything about them? how can they say they're not a danger if they dont know who n why these things are flying around? you have ensured complacency and your enemies now know that......

I've seen orbs back in early 2,000, six of them close up and in formation. They were white with no sound and no sign of how they were able propel themselves. We watched them till they just suddenly blinked out and were gone. They were nothing like these drones being reported now.

God, maybe you can explain it, but these days every moron knows more about vaccines than virologists; more about books than librarians; more about education than teachers, and more about running the economy than economists. It's a phenomenon.

Someone is gonna get famous for the first real honest-to-you picture of a UFO. It's everyone else's responsibility to make sure that person doesn't get that recognition. It's a game.

It's on their monthly Rolodex. You know the Rolodex I'm talking about, the one that flips from them being an expert on treating Covid to being experts on when life begins to being experts on drones. They just flip that handy Rolodex every month to see what they're going to be an expert on for a bit.

Live in Florida. Can verify. Almost every launch there is an accompanying "video," of look at this crazy.... Yet I pay attention to the launch schedules because it is cool as could be to watch from your driveway. Saw the Challenger disaster at school as the class was watching from the parking lot.

Even more astounding is the sheer breadth of knowledge from so many of these Will-Huntingesque SMEs. Knowledge that spans medicine, aviation, engineering, history...just PhDs a mile high

I particularly liked the quote in the news about the drones being "car-sized" - seen at night, from a distance... That's some extraordinary eyesight and size measurement capability there.

However, you seem to have overlooked the implication that that would mean there must have been a significantly higher number of planes than usual, and it would be prudent to consider why that is.