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I feel like this goes without saying. I doubt there are more than a few people would argue with anything you wrote above. The trends are basically flat to decl
by AndrewKemendo 7y ago
I feel like this goes without saying. I doubt there are more than a few people would argue with anything you wrote above.
The trends are basically flat to declining long term for deaths, alongside significant growth in total miles driven - indicating things are consistently getting safer for everyone.
So the author is clearly cherry picking data with anecdotes.
The author doesn't even attempt to have a measured argument here and I think this is an example of how people are thinking "both extremes" need be heard but just assuming the "cars are revolutionary" is the extreme on the other side.
- dsfyu404ed 7y ago>just assuming the "cars are revolutionary" is the extreme on the other side. You don't need to assume though because you can look at history. Regardless of whether you think it is good or bad cars changed how we live in a large way. I think they fit the definition of revolutionary.