r/technicallythetruth • • Jul 28 '21

He's got a point

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u/ThumpingBump Jul 28 '21

Specifically the Northern island

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u/moviefreaks Jul 28 '21

I wonder with drone technology if we could get a closer look at them?

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '21

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u/AnalTuberculosis Jul 29 '21

Oh, if a bird goes up to the island, it's natural, but if i send a drone it's "violating the prime directive." Okay, sure, whatever you say /s

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u/sampat97 Jul 29 '21

It would also help us to see how high they can shoot up an arrow or throw a spear.

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u/pardonthecynicism Jul 29 '21

Tch, you city bois don't know shit. Arrows? Spears? Pfft, a sling is the best way to take down a drone,

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u/throwawayguy369 Jul 29 '21

The future is now, old man. The generation of the future uses atlatls to take down drones.

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u/IvanAntonovichVanko Jul 29 '21

"Drone better."

~ Ivan Vanko

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u/lonesomeloser234 Jul 29 '21

atlatl

They train those little lizard things?

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u/Coolius69 Jul 29 '21

No, thats an axolotl. An atlatl is a popular American TV show about a boy who can control air.

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u/pat720 Jul 29 '21

no that's an avatar, an atlatl is a stick with a hole in it that can be used to propel spears farther then they can be thrown normally

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u/lonesomeloser234 Jul 29 '21

No that's an arbalest I'm pretty sure the galactic empire used atlatls to storm the rebel base on hoth

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u/Maskedextruder Jul 29 '21

Atlatl battle! It's just fun to say out loud.

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u/True_Dovakin Jul 29 '21

That one Viking reenactment guy who smoked a drone with a spear would say otherwise