human error is part of it, but also the not safety conscious part. how many drivers actually think about how they're hurtling across the ground in a metal or plastic box sometimes faster than the fastest land animal can sprint? most people who drive are not thinking about safety, they're just "driving" which often means a background task while they talk or think, etc.
Re:The Ultimate Dogfooding Story
by huhtenberg on Wednesday January 28, 2009 @04:35PM
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Sure, of course. My point was that any inherently dangerous activity whether it's sawing, driving or even something as mundane as cooking will dull the perception of danger with time. Woodworkers are not the exception.
And so are the car drivers, which doesn't prevent a vast majority of accidents from happening because of a human error.