july

One of my biggest gripes with non-NYC US cities is walkability 

It’s important to me because when you walk, or use public transportation, you see people you see their faces you have empathy. 

When you’re in a car you don’t see peoples faces, you mostly see only people that you choose to see.

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building roc.camera, writings: july.rocks

Was reading how cars present a weird psychology state: you’re driving in a public space so public space expectations should apply, yet the car is a personal space so it queues a different set of expectations.

Example: when you get cutoff driving it’s SO much worse than someone just getting in your way on the sidewalk, feels more like an affront rather than a random chance inconvenience.