> Why would Homo sapiens on bicycles be any less prone to error or negligence or aggression than those in automobiles? For a few very obvious reasons: 1. Cars

> Why would Homo sapiens on bicycles be any less prone to error or negligence or aggression than those in automobiles? For a few very obvious reasons: 1. Cars have significantly less visibility. Often cars run into other cars at speed without having ever even seen them. Now imagine bicycles. 2. Cars are much faster, so mistakes are amplified. Often with cars you're forced to commit to bad decisions because you're simply too fast to abort. 3. Cars are much more powerful, which may bring aggression in people. This is opinion but from my life this is plainly true with everything. The more perceived power something gives a person, the more prone to aggression that person is.