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I think perceived personal safety is also why women prefer large cars. Women, in my observation, tend to think larger car equates safer car (and they also feel
by twawaaay 4y ago
I think perceived personal safety is also why women prefer large cars. Women, in my observation, tend to think larger car equates safer car (and they also feel more powerful operating larger machine). Whereas men tend to buy larger cars as a status symbol. And will by smaller cars, too, if they still convey status.
And while it actually seems true that larger cars are safer to drive, it is pretty ironic that more larger cars on roads actually decrease safety among all drivers.
- havblue 4y agoIt's also ironic that women vote to prioritize environmental issues consistently more than men. This apparently doesn't matter as much when it comes to their personal decisions to buy an EV!
- twawaaay 4y agoWe do not know if it is the same women who buy EVs and vote to prioritise environmental issues. And because we do not know that, your conclusion seems to be invalid.
- havblue 4y agoI don't think Bayes theorem is necessary to demonstrate irony, dude.
- twawaaay 4y agoI don't know where you come from or what your beliefs are. But if you determined to disregard all logic and still try to win some argument then you are just an internet troll. To have a discussion at all of any kind we need basic assumptions on communication protocol and logic is one of key ingredients.
- havblue 4y agoMy original comment was about irony and it should have been obvious that it was subjective: no assertion to prove or disprove. I genuinely have no idea what you're attempting to argue with me about.