I&#x27;m a little outraged that the skier was outraged while being interviewed. He&#x27;s in a sport that is very risky, and part of that risk is performing for an audience which wants to see things better and in more detail. Those drones are part of the camera network of an event he&#x27;s performing at, so it&#x27;s unlikely anyone did anything wrong, other than maybe they put in the wrong battery packs. You can&#x27;t have it both ways.<p>Note that I&#x27;m not saying he can&#x27;t have some emotional response, but public outrage is basically saying &quot;this shouldn&#x27;t ever happen and people should be afraid of this&quot; which is stupid given shit happens when you are doing highly competitive and dangerous things as a performer - which includes the venue and staff filming it in new and interesting ways. The audience demands it, and you as an athlete and performer are part of it.<p>The older I get, the more the unnecessary spread of cognitive dissonance irritates me.