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This argument comes up often: "tool X doesn't cause Y, people do" However people _act differently_ when they are using tool X. When we are driving a vehicle,
by Uhuhreally 7y ago
This argument comes up often:
"tool X doesn't cause Y, people do"
However people _act differently_ when they are using tool X. When we are driving a vehicle, we _become_ the vehicle. When we hold a tool, the tool becomes part of our body. Our brains fuse clothing and tools with the body via the senses. To the brain, the car is part of our body so that we feel the road through the suspension and tires. You can't make a conveniently neat separation.