Why I will never understand people

[tiggymalvern]

Because at 3.30pm in February, when it's absolutely pissing it down with rain in a light mist and the freeway's a wall of spray, when the rear lights of cars in front are disappearing at about a hundred yards' visibility, significant numbers of 'people' are still driving along thinking, 'I don't need to turn my lights on because it's not dark yet.'

Sometimes I think I understand psychopaths better than I understand 'normal' people. At the least the thought processes of a psychopath follow a consistent internal logic once the flawed starting point is allowed for. Those people on I-90 - they don't make sense from any perspective at all.

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[teaforme.livejournal.com]

And then there are people that think that having their parking lights on is good enough, even when it is dark.

At the least the thought processes of a psychopath follow a consistent internal logic once the flawed starting point is allowed for.

I agree. If Muraki were driving under the conditions you describe, he would definitely turn his headlights on. He's probably a much safer driver than someone like Tsuzuki or Watari. ;-)

[tiggymalvern.livejournal.com]

Ugh, the thought of Tsuzuki driving! Guess it's a good thing he died before cars became a big thing XD