> I don't know about most people but there are some things (like cars), that I treat as super-reliable machines that will protect me even if I do some dumb thin

> I don't know about most people but there are some things (like cars), that I treat as super-reliable machines that will protect me even if I do some dumb things. It still boggles my mind that people think this way. YOU put yourself in control a potentially deadly vehicle. You choose to do so. What will your super-reliable car do if you run into a pedestrian? "It shouldn't be hard." It is. "We shouldn't expect people to read the manual." We should. If they don't, and injure someone or themselves, they are being criminally negligent.