Re:Sensor tracks who's driving in your neighbourhood
by tfnw on Tuesday August 22, 2017 @01:21PM
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Maybe it's some limitation of the human brain that causes us to reduce everything to the same recurring roots :)
It may be better to open things up elsewhere, as long as the reason that it is elsewhere is not because elsewhere had a weaker residents association.
I've seen the paradox you mentioned a few times, but I think it is like a lot of paradoxes, interesting but rare and not very relevant most of the time.
It may be a net negative for the people on that street, but overall, I'm not so sure.
Re:Sensor tracks who's driving in your neighbourhood
by mikeash on Tuesday August 22, 2017 @02:04PM
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I guess it's a fundamental division: do you react, or do you command? But something about this particular conversation reminded me strongly of how it's discussed in linguistics.
It may be better to open things up elsewhere, as long as the reason that it is elsewhere is not because elsewhere had a weaker residents association.
I've seen the paradox you mentioned a few times, but I think it is like a lot of paradoxes, interesting but rare and not very relevant most of the time.
It may be a net negative for the people on that street, but overall, I'm not so sure.