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Actually, I said security, not safety. They are not quite the same. But yes, I certainly do not always discount emotive decisions. None of us do. I always driv
by interfixus 9y ago
Actually, I said security, not safety. They are not quite the same. But yes, I certainly do not always discount emotive decisions. None of us do.
I always drive with a certain slight feeling of unease because of that explosively triggerable thing in front of me. I'd rather not. In no way do I wish to stop anybody else from having these devices in their vehicles - I just wish I weren't forced into having them myself.
For the record, I don't like the forced use of seatbelts either, even though personally, I wouldn't dream of ever driving one meter without them.
- mikeash 9y agoWhat's the difference between security and safety here? I assumed that was a typo/thinko because "security" in the context of cars would mean, to me, things like alarms and other anti-theft devices. I just can't understand preferring an actual increased risk of death to a known-irrational feeling of unease.