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.. it depends. What if the point in the given situation is to avoid traffic congestion? You normally don't want (a small) buggy drive down a high speed highway.
by skriticos2 13y ago
.. it depends. What if the point in the given situation is to avoid traffic congestion? You normally don't want (a small) buggy drive down a high speed highway. In that case it the point would be: "should match the traffic flow requirements".
So, I agree with your argument. It's all very situation dependent. For some reason I find it oddly comforting that human society and life in general can't be crammed into a small set of fixed rules. That would be kind of boring I think.
- joesb 13y ago> In that case it the point would be: "should match the traffic flow requirements". And that's simple? What's the requirements? Might as well just say "people should be good", and say that's simple law.