The Drones are coming to medicine! http://t.co/ZzuMXcBOIK @quiquiSF Or I should say the medicines are coming by drone pic.twitter.com/oqT0sbZ6us

— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) April 8, 2014

Giant art installation in Pakistan recasts drone attack targets as more than "bug splats" http://t.co/EI9TiQgwls pic.twitter.com/0R33OgkjeV

— NewsHour (@NewsHour) April 7, 2014

via Gizmodo

In San Francisco

Need Advil or a condom? Call up a drone. http://t.co/6Uh1SXEz03 pic.twitter.com/VkjiDW4Bkj

— Co.Exist (@FastCoExist) March 24, 2014

While safety crews searched for survivors in Harlem, one man's drone got a better look http://t.co/2PzjgDkMqV pic.twitter.com/cSGrVEQYq7

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) March 14, 2014

This reminds me of my reaction at a photography exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art long ago—though the photographs were arresting I couldn't stop wondering why the photographer was working to capture images of people in distress rather than helping them. Now onlookers at the scene and even the rescue workers are distracted by the drone.