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You know 100 years ago, people were a hell of a lot less likely to make a racket at 6am in a residential area. Any reflection on why that was?
by aaaaaaaaata 4y ago
You know 100 years ago, people were a hell of a lot less likely to make a racket at 6am in a residential area.
Any reflection on why that was?
- hackerlight 4y agoMechanically they couldn't unless they tried really hard to intentionally do so. Now it's just a default given cars, motorbikes, leafblowers, lawnmowers. Late capitalism has been effective at putting the costs onto other people. Don't get me wrong, such inventions are net good (cars and motorbikes yes, not so much leafblowers), but they need to be regulated and taxed in a way that manages the additional cost burden that others are forced to pay.
- aaaaaaaaata 4y agoIt's because people weren't afraid of punching each other in the head as one or all potential steps of conflict resolution. Correct?, no. Irreplaceable incentive to not be a dick? Seemingly.