Why do people who "have no dog in the fight" always feel compelled to chime in and boast "we have no dog in the fight?"
Regards,
I'd debate this with you, but I have no dog in this fight.
According to Roland Maiuro, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Washington, we tend to look at car accidents because “The accident provides a close encounter without yourself being directly involved being put at risk.”
Why are we so captivated by car crashes? - Jalopnik
jalopnik.com/why-are-we-so-captivated-by-car-crashes-5786783
jalopnik.com/why-are-we-so-captivated-by-car-crashes-5786783
Everyone has a dog in this fight. I can’t afford to fly but see this as the beginnings of acceptance to this privacy invading tech. We don’t get a cell signal at home or in most places here in hill country. I don’t need a cell phone but it seems like I may be forced to get one someday for some necessary app that works as a high tech ID.
Stoopid human nature possibly?