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Yeah. I avoid driving because there's no metric in my life that's positively correlated with me driving (not seeing loved ones, not being paid, not learning) so
by Jugurtha 5y ago
Yeah. I avoid driving because there's no metric in my life that's positively correlated with me driving (not seeing loved ones, not being paid, not learning) so I use ride hailing so that "I" do not drive, own a car, or spend time looking for parking. One fewer vehicle on the road.
However, I also choose the time to move. When I worked in an office 18 kilometres away and took public transportation, I'd wake up at 0430 in the morning to avoid traffic. When I hired a cab, I'd still do the same and arrive very early at the office, and either leave very late, or very early to avoid traffic.
Usual disclaimer: to each their situation. I have the flexibility to leave and come as I please, and now to work remotely, but on the other hand, horrible public transportation system (up to 6 hours daily. Heck we built our machine learning platform in part so we don't come to the office).
- fsflover 5y ago> horrible public transportation system Changing this is exactly what you should understand by "time to stop driving towards death".
- Jugurtha 5y agoIt is what I understand, and my comment was a "poetic" version with a musical reference to Rob Dougan's "Speed me towards death". The litteral interpretation is slightly mocking the recent similar headlines about 'stop buying things' or 'stop shopping'. Let people stop buying subscriptions to their newspapers and see what kind of articles they'll then pen.