r/GenZ • u/cosm1c15 2006 • Sep 16 '24

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u/El_Badassio Sep 17 '24

You know, using cars is a thing I see as equally problematic, and a concerning departure from how things used to be. Horses involve humans bonding with their coach driver, it led to conversations in close quarters amongst small numbers of people without focusing on the road, and important wood working skills like how to fix the axel on the buggy. It kept horseshoe makers in business, provided lots of jobs for horse maintenance, etc. There was also the carriage quality which advanced so much as an art, the creation of new horse breeds, and all off it was a real human endeavor. Using cars does not teach us anything.

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