RE: BABY ON BOARD signs
October 5, 2017 at 4:54 pm
(This post was last modified: October 5, 2017 at 4:59 pm by Edwardo Piet.)
You know what would be a crime?
If I knew about this clip and failed to post it:
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I don't know how effective they are but to be serious for a second: They have good intentions anyway. And who knows maybe they do work a little bit for some people.
True, HUMAN ON BOARD should make people care just as much. But the fact is it doesn't. Sure, adult humans are just as important as baby humans and it's equally important to be careful when driving around them too. But what people ought to care about and what people actually care about are two different things. And being effective is important.
And it hardly does any harm... it's good intentions at worst and slightly helpful at best. Not bad really. Not against the signs, I think they're either a neutral thing or a good thing. Sure they're super cheesy and cringey and make me want to puke... and George Carlin's stand up on the matter is hilarious. But that's irrelevant really if we're actually going to be serious for a second.
If I knew about this clip and failed to post it:
(October 5, 2017 at 1:42 pm)Minimalist Wrote: Those signs make me want to puke.
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(October 5, 2017 at 1:54 pm)mlmooney89 Wrote: Yeah they are actually for if there is a crash. Someone is more likely to try to get in the car for the baby if they know there is one in there.
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(October 5, 2017 at 1:26 pm)Bahana Wrote: Has anyone here actually driven safer because they saw a BABY ON BOARD sign on a car? For a while I've thought about getting a HUMAN ON BOARD sign. Maybe that will make people drive more cautious around me.
I don't know how effective they are but to be serious for a second: They have good intentions anyway. And who knows maybe they do work a little bit for some people.
True, HUMAN ON BOARD should make people care just as much. But the fact is it doesn't. Sure, adult humans are just as important as baby humans and it's equally important to be careful when driving around them too. But what people ought to care about and what people actually care about are two different things. And being effective is important.
And it hardly does any harm... it's good intentions at worst and slightly helpful at best. Not bad really. Not against the signs, I think they're either a neutral thing or a good thing. Sure they're super cheesy and cringey and make me want to puke... and George Carlin's stand up on the matter is hilarious. But that's irrelevant really if we're actually going to be serious for a second.