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JRS: Well economists is the most classic example because economy is an area of speculative discussion. What you've seen, particularly since the second WW is gradually -- its a class system, with an aristocracy, a middle class and a working class -- a lumpen prolitariate. And the aristocracy were the economic historians because they understood the shape of the debate -- what had already been done; where might we go? And then we had the, you know, solid middle class -- those were the macro-economists who could 'do stuff' and micro-economists, who were 'slaves' or whatever - 'get me some numbers!' and what they did, at most universities was they did an intellectual cleansing of the economic historians to remove the possibility of 'doubt' -- the possibility of speculation on ideas -- leaving these sort of hapless -- mainly hapless macro-economists who fell quite easily, frankly, into the hands of the ideologues - the neo-liberals, neo-conservatives. Let's face it, what is this ideology? An ideology of inevitability. An ideology based on self-interest. An ideology in which there is no real memory. At the end of the day, it's about power and money. (5:00)

Nice project, I cant wait to see the LiDar setup! Will it be used for navigation or surveying? If its for navigation, have you seen the lidar lite sensor? //pulsedlight3d.com/

You mentioned pan/tilt video ... raspberry pi? ... do you have a video about how to do that?

Wow, it will be great to see where this project goes. The Taranis looks really interesting. What kind of data can it be set up to receive and display? You have various sensors that you'll probably want to receive data from, is the Taranis capable of doing that? I've never used one before.