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Yes you are right. But who was also right were the people that didn't want a highway built near their town because criminals could drive in from a nearby city i
by gitfan86 4y ago
Yes you are right. But who was also right were the people that didn't want a highway built near their town because criminals could drive in from a nearby city in a stolen car commit crimes and get out of town before the police could find them.
The world is going to be VERY different 3 years from now. Some of it will be bad, some of it will be good. But it is going to happen no matter what OpenAI does.
- esclerofilo 4y agoHighway inevitability is a fallacy. They could've built a railway.
- koheripbal 4y agoA railway would have created a gov't/corporate monopoly on human transport. Highways democratized the freedom of transportation.
- CSDude 4y agoThey are not exclusive
- phatfish 4y agoTIL, no one moved anywhere until American highways were built.
- vntok 4y agoThey moved slower, yes.
- KyeRussell 4y agoThis is the single most American thing I’ve seen on this terrible website.
- megablast 4y ago> Highways democratized the freedom of transportation. What a ridiculous idea. Highways restrict movement to those with a license, a car, and do not care about pollution or anyone around them.
- parineum 4y agoIn no way did highways restrict movement. They may have not given everyone the exact same freedom of movement but it did, in fact, increase the freedom of movement of the populaces as a whole.
- inigoalonso 4y agoMy experience in the States, staying at a hotel 100m away from a restaurant and not being able to reach it by foot, says otherwise...
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