Some societies optimize for the individual. If 8 lights is better for me then I get 8 lights. The experience gor other drivers us a "them" problem not a "me" problem.
Other societies optimize for public good. It's less about "individual freedom" and more about "what world do we want to live in".
(I'm not talking about govt here as much as just the way people consider their own choices. And yes, there are as*oles in all societies.)
When entrenched in one society model though, it can be hard to understand that other models exist (much less than they could suit you better.)
Other societies optimize for public good. It's less about "individual freedom" and more about "what world do we want to live in".
(I'm not talking about govt here as much as just the way people consider their own choices. And yes, there are as*oles in all societies.)
When entrenched in one society model though, it can be hard to understand that other models exist (much less than they could suit you better.)