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Friday, January 29, 2010
Cars Can Turn Good People Bad
While it might be 60 years old, this Disney cartoon is still a fitting commentary on how getting behind a steering wheel changes some people. Pretty funny too.
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
Could this promote motorist arrogance:
Because I spend more on my transportation (car) than you did (walker or cyclist), I am more important than you.
Because I (motorist) travel faster than you (walker or cyclist), my time is more valuable than yours.
Because the input (spending or speed) is quantifiable, I wonder whether the output (arrogance) is also quantifiable.
1 comment:
Could this promote motorist arrogance:
Because I spend more on my transportation (car) than you did (walker or cyclist), I am more important than you.
Because I (motorist) travel faster than you (walker or cyclist), my time is more valuable than yours.
Because the input (spending or speed) is quantifiable, I wonder whether the output (arrogance) is also quantifiable.
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