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Re:Looking at a website turns Bing Chat into a scammer by flangola7 on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @10:29PM (#34978419)
It's enforcing the law it's preventing tangible harm from occurring. There are people that disliked seatbelts and their restrictions at first too.
Re:Looking at a website turns Bing Chat into a scammer by oceanplexian on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @11:02PM (#34978624)
Taken to its ultimate conclusion we’ll end up living in pods like Wall-E. God forbid people experience danger or risk in any aspect of their lives.
Re:Looking at a website turns Bing Chat into a scammer by flangola7 on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @12:40AM (#34979159)
"Turn off the radio when someone is unbuckled" is not an excessive or unusual precaution. Don't be so dramatic and hysterical.
Re:Looking at a website turns Bing Chat into a scammer by Dylan16807 on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @09:42PM (#34991263)
It's very unusual!
Re:Looking at a website turns Bing Chat into a scammer by lurquer on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @01:28AM (#34979377)
Deactivating the radio does not prevent harm. Rather, it’s a penalty. But, if you enjoy being punished by an inanimate object, knock yourself out. For all I know, you find it erotic to be bossed around by ‘your’ vehicle. Whatever gets you off. More power to you. I’m sure there is a market for folks who would enjoy having electric nipple clamps shock them when they forget to use their turn signal. To each their own.
Re:Looking at a website turns Bing Chat into a scammer by mwigdahl on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @10:10AM (#34983207)
What tangible harm did turning off the radio prevent in OP's case?