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To the extent that Andy’s position here is really “speed limits should be enforced perfectly via universal automated surveillance” — - that’s a bad take - it remains a bad take even if you set aside concerns about privacy, concentration of power, etc. - this is so because existing laws were not designed for universal perfect enforcement. Speed limits exist in their current form because the people who enact speed limits thought that enforcement would be occasional and discretionary. There is…
Part of the reason I'm authoritarian about cars is that I've driven enough to be in two accidents caused by speeders behind me, both of which had a reasonable chance of killing me and are the closest I've come to dying. I think people who haven't had this experience have their own blind spots