Very relevant and intuitive explanation.

Could you please link the study where it was suggested that the sentiment towards texting-while-driving shifted long before the introduction of legislation? Thanks! :)

@anupamanand9681

4 жыл бұрын

A more pertinent example could be smoking. People in the 70s, 80s used to smoke in cinema halls, restaurants, and even hospitals. But slowly when it became clear that even passive smoking is unhealthy, civil society members started banning its usage in several public spaces. Smokers became careful esp in front of children and elders. Finally, several governments decided to clear overarching bans on its usage in public spaces.

@MartinSchwab1972

2 жыл бұрын

Anand, I like to think that I helped butterfly-effect this change into social reality. In 1989, right after I got my driver’s license, my date and I experienced such a movie lobby smoker, essentially a human chimney in the Ohio city on which The Simpsons would later be based. At first I awkwardly amended the Superman phrase to Lois Lane when she lit up on her balcony, “you know, you really shouldn’t smoke in our faces Ma’am,” followed by a mini mushroom cloud of smoke followed by the human chimney declaring her rights in a public space. Then I declared our rights in a public space. My date tugged at me, muttering something about not being confrontational so then I confronted her. Seeing this situation potentially drive away customers in the long line, all getting smoked like sardines, I suspect the ticket guy let us go into the movie early. It irked me for the rest of high school that our human chimney won her battle. Guess we won the war.

Unfortunately, the sentiment against distracted driving appears ineffective even after the introduction of legislation....

@lifeisneverthesame910

3 жыл бұрын

let's see what happens when that driver get in an accident..

Smith is so cute~!❤️

Great video! But I'd argue that social norms don't necessarily = morality, unless you take a social constructivist view.

This is really well made

il y aurait pas de similitudes entre le spectateur impartial de smith et le surmoi de Freud ?

Drunk driving took much longer to be heavily frowned upon than cell phone driving

"long before government legislation was introduced" Yeah.. I'll pass on that one.

...and afterwards, nobody cared anymore

who else has this for class rn

When we make fools of those that obey the law, how can we be surprised at an increase in crime?