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You've carefully cropped out the following sentence that explains why your point doesn't always ring too. With the best will in the world, you cannot prevent 1
by laumars 7y ago
You've carefully cropped out the following sentence that explains why your point doesn't always ring too.
With the best will in the world, you cannot prevent 100% of distractions 100% of the time. Young kids, for example, will always find a way to circumvent your best efforts at least some of the time.
- wpietri 7y agoNo, my point stands. The notion of 100% anything is a straw man; it's nothing I said. But we do aim to asymptotically approach it over time, and we do that through proportionate feedback. I understand you somehow feel at the mercy of your kids, and think that should entirely excuse negligent driving. But please understand that plenty of parents feel and behave otherwise.