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There are places where there are no speed limits. The autobahn for one. Arguing against 'the optimal boundary is impossible argument' assumes you agree with hi
by friendlybus 7y ago
There are places where there are no speed limits. The autobahn for one.
Arguing against 'the optimal boundary is impossible argument' assumes you agree with his base axioms, that things like money are more important than the exploration of other principles. These are not slippery slope arguments, but the very base of politics itself. Why have any rule.
- birdyrooster 7y agoYou are begging the question by assuming that the autobahn is valuable beyond a speed-regulated road. I will agree the autobahn has novelty value for the sake of it's own peculiarity, but that isn't something you can generalize as valuable for other roads. If going as fast as you would like was valuable for any reason beyond novelty and/or tourism, we would be doing it already.
- friendlybus 7y ago>You are begging the question I would like to think, using the autobahn as an argument to make the point that parent's post wasn't as self-evident as it could appear. I agree the autobahn has it's own value judgement to be discussed if one so wishes.
- hk__2 7y ago> There are places where there are no speed limits. The autobahn for one. Notpick: only some portions of it don’t have speed limits. Even on those, it’s recommended to drive under the usual limit.