You've moved the goal posts.Only because of safer vehicles and better emergency medical care. The problem of crashes remains.
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You've moved the goal posts.Only because of safer vehicles and better emergency medical care. The problem of crashes remains.
You've moved the goal posts.
Fewer on the way actually. The automation of driving will drastically reduce fatalities from transportation.Only because of safer vehicles and better emergency medical care. The problem of crashes remains. My point is that a whole new cause of death and injury was introduced with the automobile, with more on the way.![]()
Fewer on the way actually. The automation of driving will drastically reduce fatalities from transportation.
You've moved the goal posts.
FTR, crash data is hard to find. I found this though: https://elsnerlawfirm.com/car-accidents-rates-statistics/Not at all, I just dug a little deeper into the topic. The true measure of human progress is,
Happiness, contentment.
Health.
Prosperity.
For the individual.
With a few blips, traffic fatalities per 100,000 have been decreasing pretty steadily since 1980. Motor vehicle fatality rate in U.S. by year - Wikipedia
I'm not sure what you're talking about. Both links are for the USThe link cited crashes globally, which are likely to increase.
Both good and bad are in the details. Are you capable of seeing both?It shows that I am a more astute observer than most. The devil is in the hidden details.![]()
True! if YOU made the graph; if someone else made it, it would look much different. Your trash is another mans treasure, and visa versa.This of course is nonsense. If I were to make a 'human progress graph' it would look like this,
Where we were ====
Where we are =========
Where we should be ==========================
I'm not sure what you're talking about. Both links are for the US
Both good and bad are in the details. Are you capable of seeing both?
True! if YOU made the graph; if someone else made it, it would look much different. Your trash is another mans treasure, and visa versa.
A living example of letting the perfect be the enemy of the good.True, but I measure progress by where we should be, not where we are. One would think that a mature society wouldn't indulge in the crap that we do.
I have yet to see you laud anything, only hold to the narrative of doom and gloom doggedly.I laud the good but focus on improvement.
A living example of letting the perfect be the enemy of the good.
I have yet to see you laud anything, only hold to the narrative of doom and gloom doggedly.
There is no graph on the page you linked to.Look at my graph. The perfect hasn't impacted the good at all.
To address a problem you must first admit that it exists.
The common blithe Pollyanna attitude just forestalls action.....like we see in the climate change issue, as well as many others.
There is no graph on the page you linked to.
You having pointed to a real problem, only ignored evenidence contract to your narrative that things are getting worse rather then better.
No pollyanna, just data, which you are putting up a valiant effort to ignore.