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I don't think 'not dealing with other people' really applies to driving. You're still dealing with people, but now they're in large machines that can quickly ki
by fzeroracer 8y ago
I don't think 'not dealing with other people' really applies to driving. You're still dealing with people, but now they're in large machines that can quickly kill you if the other person is on their phone, drunk, angry or just plain bad at driving.
Public transit is generally safer and less costly when you start taking into account accidents and injuries resulting from them. There's also the immense value of being freed from having to focus on the road, which gives you the ability to multitask and read, write code etc.
I used to do just that back when I rode the bus to and from college.
- dorgo 8y ago"dealing with other people" = ticket inspectors, beggers, crying babies, random conversations 50 cm away from your ear, drunk people... you don't have this in your car.
- fzeroracer 8y agoBeggars exist and will walk up to your car at popular intersections. Drunk people also drive, or else drunk driving wouldn't be an issue and the result of so many other deaths. Don't get me started on people suffering from road rage.