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Consequences of a stolen car are directly obvious and noticeable, and we can't get some people to apply security there. How do you think that's going to work in
by pixl97 2y ago
Consequences of a stolen car are directly obvious and noticeable, and we can't get some people to apply security there. How do you think that's going to work in a system with so many levels of abstraction and typically huge numbers of people involved?
- bluGill 2y agoCars are not stolen very often. Sure you can look up national statistics and find large numbers, but for the average person (who generally isn't in a "bad neighborhood") it something that only happens in movies.
- pixl97 2y agoThat's for the full car disappearing. Getting your car broken into and something stolen is much, much higher.