In "Where Is My Flying Car?" renowned futurist J. Storrs Hall embarks on a fascinating journey through the dreams and disappointments of the 20th century to unravel the mystery of why the flying car, a symbol of futuristic optimism, remains conspicuously absent from our modern skyline. With a blend of historical insight, technological expertise, and a keen understanding of the socio-economic barriers, Hall dissects the myriad factors that have grounded the dreams of generations. From the bold predictions of mid-century science fiction to the complex realities of engineering, regulatory hurdles, and the unforeseen consequences of our choices, Hall navigates the reader through the turbulent skies of innovation, ambition, and societal change. Beyond merely chronicling the rise and stall of flying car technologies, Hall presents a provocative argument that challenges the very notion of progress and adaptation in the face of technological possibility. "Where Is My Flying Car?" is not just a question but a reflection on human aspiration, the limits of vision, and the uncharted territories of future mobility. With an eye towards the horizon, Hall offers a surprising view of what the future holds, suggesting that the dream of the flying car may yet take flight in a form far different from what the optimists of the 1960s could have ever imagined. This book is a must-read for anyone intrigued by the intersection of technology, society, and the unfulfilled promises of the past.