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Fair. Though I still think we need a tech equivalent of "look both ways before crossing the street." Though as I type this and think it through... Cars aren't t
by Pfhortune 2y ago
Fair. Though I still think we need a tech equivalent of "look both ways before crossing the street." Though as I type this and think it through... Cars aren't trying to deliberately camouflage themselves as harmless parts of the environment, which is the logical equivalent to this particular case.
- rollcat 2y agoAnd cities designed for humans (as opposed to cars) take a lot of care to slow down (or entirely divert) the traffic in places where there are a lot of humans, make crossings safer, provide decent public transport, keep cyclists safe, etc. In my current city (Vienna), I still tend to look both ways out of habit, but in many places (like my neighbourhood) I actually feel safe crossing without actively looking.