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Yet I wasn't talking about my friends. I live in a large city and get to see many people I don't know every single day. Incidentally, my friends are much more
by leflambeur 2y ago
Yet I wasn't talking about my friends. I live in a large city and get to see many people I don't know every single day.
Incidentally, my friends are much more likely to not need to drive at all (tech or otherwise who WFH) than the average person around me.
- bawolff 2y agoDo you often ask people you don't know if they have a driver's license? > live in a large city Ah yes, large cities. Famous for their rural populations.
- leflambeur 2y agoYou're not arguing in good faith. Wait, are you telling me that rural populations have less proclivity to drive?
- bawolff 2y agoI'm just pointing out obvious ways in which you have selection bias here. FWIW googling, allegedly 1 in 10 people in rural america do not have a license. Or at least that is the claim floating around the internet. So yes, i think figuring out if this is a real issue should include both checking on rural and urban people, along with many other demographics. It is not obvious how this situation differs between urban/rural.