But how do u know? Schroedingers cat.
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Do you tap on the breaks when someone looks like they might not stop at an intersection you're about to enter -- even though you have the right of way?
Why would you do such a thing? You're allowing that stranger to take away your societal and legal right to travel there. And if he hits your car, he's liable for the damages (even though the odds in Hawaii of him driving without insurance are astronomical!).
Maybe it has to do with the fact you're trained to recognize a potential threat that hasn't even threatened you yet. You're AVOIDING the potential outcome by tapping your breaks, even though you know the other person will likely stop, since they legally must yield the right of way to you.
It's about understanding that the consequences of the other person not stopping, as small as that probability may be, are much more serious than the consequences of you slowing your roll, even though you're going to be late to the anti-lockdown rally.
And, if you think you tapping your breaks only causes you problems, look at the 8 cars behind you almost rear-ending each other and giving you the digital salute!