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I don’t speed much, it never seems to get me anywhere faster. Even the best radar detectors can’t outmatch new police radar systems. Tickets are one thing, but the points they put on your licence are hellish.
In Canada, our indigenous aristocracy is now using heat-sensing drones to hunt moose to extinction. There are no regulations against it, and as a result, moose have been driven from their native habitat south into farmland and closer to civilization.
Meanwhile, antelope are migrating farther north than usual, while wild boars are invading the same territory.
The other day, I noticed a bear lingering by the roadside, one I’d seen occasionally since the wildfires earlier this year. His visits had become more frequent as people began tossing him scraps of food. On my return trip a few hours later, he was lying dead in the ditch, courtesy of a Conservation Officer, who deemed him a threat to traffic after he started trying to stop cars for food.
It makes sense sense to use drones for delivery in Canada, this morning at Tim Horton's there were a dozen Pakistani Uber and Skip drivers rushing in to pick up coffee and donuts for delivery. A drone would replace one Pakistani, his gas guzzling BMW, his mother and father and wife plus ten kids that are here in Canada to support him in his career.
