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That seems to only include the accident mortality rate. It would likely be even higher if you included deaths from automobile air pollution. Unrelated but curi
by bigbob2 7y ago
That seems to only include the accident mortality rate. It would likely be even higher if you included deaths from automobile air pollution.
Unrelated but curious, why do you feel it's a completely reasonable tradeoff? In my mind, automobiles have led to a class (and historically race) divide which further segregates and polarizes sects of society.
- steveeq1 7y agoI seriously doubt cars cause a "racial divide" in any reasonable way. As for whether I think it's a "reasonable tradeoff". I don't know, but maybe because it's not brought up as controversial by society. This is not a good reason, I suppose, but I haven't really thought about it. I guess I'm mindlessly mimicing the ethics of people around me.