[Chat Log] Feb, 2019

[Morgan]

Electric cars may mark that period in time where vehicles are sold like iPhones.

 

[Chase]

Agreed on that, we'll buy a chassis, then the details would be mostly plug-and-play.

 

[Chase]

Driving is about to be one of those skills nobody needs.

 

[Morgan]

I remember when I was 14, my father took a sibling and I out to get our pilot's licenses. His friend was a bush pilot and instructor in Johannesburg. During introductions, he said a very similar thing... "You're learning flying today, but in a few years, it might be a skill nobody needs."))

 

[Chase]

I remember you mentioning that, but 14? That's legal?

 

[Morgan]

It was more of a necessity at the time than a luxury. And yes, fourteen when I began learning, but received my license by sixteen. My brother at the time, who was sixteen, received his six months later.))

 

[Chase]

Necessary as in you lived in a place where you had to travel by plane?

 

[Morgan]

Yes, it was at times easier to get around via plane than by road. But that changed quickly.))

 

[Chase]

Can you still fly?

 

[Morgan]

The license, in this case, does not expire. But I wouldn't trust myself to fly without a few weeks of acclimatisation.

 

[Chase]

Sounds like something I should do. All my kids are going to Uncle @Eugene to learn flying.

 

[Morgan]

And perhaps to Uncle Mikal to learn how to use a fork in creative ways?