[ SECRET POST #2953 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2953 ⌋

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Comments

Re: America

[philstar22]

The two weeks I spent in England was pretty terrifying myself. I will say that to me personally the American way makes a tiny bit more sense just because more people in the world are right handed and because I think it is slightly safer for pedestrians (keeping right seems to be an instinct even in countries that drive on the left). That being said, both ways seem to work just fine, and I don't think there is any real right or wrong to any of these differences (except measurements where to me metric does seem to be more right because regularity seems important in measurement). Just different ways of doing things, and we all feel more comfortable with what we were brought up with.

Re: America

[ketita]

Oh, I wasn't being serious. Obviously it's (mostly) arbitrary at the end of the day, but I think that out of all the difficulties in going from country to country, being secure in immigrants/tourists knowing how to drive without too much confusion is an added bonus. So I think that there is a distinct advantage to everybody driving in approximately the same manner, for general safety's sake.