JBee
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I don't want automotive safety as much as I don't want actual automotives at all. Just look at how much economic and environmental damage they do on top of road fatalities.
My point is that we need more solutions, and it starts with using words and definitions, and consise descriptions of how things work, and what things do or don't do.
I also have a problem with good people being complacent enough to let bad things happen, and then think that pursuing one crusade absolves them from their other sins commited on a global scale (imcl. fossil wars and fiat).
We just had a case here in Australia and in Paris where laws are strict, but generally people have a better standard of living and social services, and there is less crime. It's still the people doing bad things, not the things doing bad things problem, it's an outlet of what is wrong with society, and those who aren't even allowed to have them continuing to do the bad things for lack of proper social constructs, because common values are degrading to zero.
As per my 1st point above abdout "definition".
"Smarts" simply brake faster because they have better brakes, not because they have less mass, is a classic example of how to use unrelated "data" to present a problem that doesn't exist.
A good dose of common sense and first principles thinking would go along way in every conversation, to get individual perspectives in alignment with natural world reality. Our fake constructs need to be rebuilt using our best efforts to approximate the truth, not just be words to win an argument.
My point is that we need more solutions, and it starts with using words and definitions, and consise descriptions of how things work, and what things do or don't do.
I also have a problem with good people being complacent enough to let bad things happen, and then think that pursuing one crusade absolves them from their other sins commited on a global scale (imcl. fossil wars and fiat).
We just had a case here in Australia and in Paris where laws are strict, but generally people have a better standard of living and social services, and there is less crime. It's still the people doing bad things, not the things doing bad things problem, it's an outlet of what is wrong with society, and those who aren't even allowed to have them continuing to do the bad things for lack of proper social constructs, because common values are degrading to zero.
As per my 1st point above abdout "definition".
"Smarts" simply brake faster because they have better brakes, not because they have less mass, is a classic example of how to use unrelated "data" to present a problem that doesn't exist.
A good dose of common sense and first principles thinking would go along way in every conversation, to get individual perspectives in alignment with natural world reality. Our fake constructs need to be rebuilt using our best efforts to approximate the truth, not just be words to win an argument.
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