> Ahg misleading numbers. People are actually surprisingly good at driving. What? No they are not. If that were true then hundreds of thousands of Americans wo

> Ahg misleading numbers. People are actually surprisingly good at driving. What? No they are not. If that were true then hundreds of thousands of Americans would not die due to car accidents every decade. Just because there are hundreds of millions of us does not make us good at driving, if we 'only' kill tens of thousands per year. > You can tell it's low because it's measured in "per billion vehicle-km". You can tell that the CO2 in the Earth's atmosphere is low because it's measured in ppm. Not something we should be concerned about, right? And when we increase it by a few hundred ppm, no big deal right? What? You are the one driving misleading statistics around. You are the one diminishing the lives of those murdered by drunk drivers. People are dying every day because humans are really, really bad at driving. Let's say this again. People are not surprisingly good at driving. People are very very bad at driving.