Cite me the studies you all seem to know of which shows that the technique I normally use is "more dangerous" for someone like me.
Give me the figures, which show that people who used this technique as norm, are involved in more accidents. <- Maybe a moot point since you can also see the figures of people who are involved in the same types accidents who drive in your/normal way.
AGAIN, the normality of using the technique for that person is key here, I am not asking YOU, who is unable to do it, to use the technique. That is dangerous for YOU and everyone around, that I can agree on.
PM mo na lang if you don't want to derail the topic. Or leave it here to educate everyone idc.
*car fan
Don't bother na, I recant my previous statement. The inability accept a difference in opinion, the subtle(or not) shaming, repetitive arguments w/o factual/logical backing. its borderline and childish, the irony is not lost to me
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My reason for my skepticism I do not know, or know anyone, who has either 1st hand experience OR know anyone else on a sensible degree to which it happened to.
Does that invalidate the claims? of course not.
What does it for me is the eerily similar statements made by the victims circulating social media, eerily similar in a way that iba yung sasakyan sa pic iba yung driver pero yung sinabi niya parang copy paste lang ng na una; PLUS the fact that its isolated in one particular model on our particular country.
Does that invalidate the claims? again, no. But to convince me otherwise there must be more information about this other than the statements made by the victims.
I am not saying that it is definitely driver error but I am not accepting that it is definitely defects.






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