Better keep quiet about the finger you injured on your new drone. A couple of bad things could happen:
· OSHA could intervene on behalf of those prone to stick digits into moving equipment and demand proper guarding on the device(s). And who knows where that study would end.
· Others so injured could see that the drone producers should have seen the inherent danger in their design but marketed it anyway in total and reckless deference to a unsuspecting public. See the civil liability suits coming. Drone manufacturers could go the way of small airplane manufacturers in the late 20th Century.
I'm sorry that you injured your finger, but we all probably better if you would just let it heal quietly.
Highest regards,
Ed Turner
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