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Originally Posted by KAPital PHINUst
Your prediction is actually 70 years too late. It has already been done, thanks to Glenn Curtiss' aviation protege Waldo Waterman, whose flying car the Waterman Aerobile successfully took flight in 1937. Subsequently, several other flying cars came into existence including the most successful to date, the 1949 Aerocar, which is still flying to this day.
(dang, after 20 years, that ROTC Aviation History class I took in high school have finally paid off). 
*shrugs* Do you.
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