Author: Tao Shun Finance.
On March 4, 2024, netizens ** A paragraph of "motorcycle rider angrily smashed a lane change car while driving on an elevated road" went viral on the Internet, causing strong concern.
A motorcycle was driving on an elevated road, and a sedan was changing lanes, at this time, the motorcycle rider suddenly accelerated and rushed up for some reason, slamming the sedan with his hand, and the sedan continued to change lanes and crashed into the motorcycle, causing the motorcycle rider to fall to the ground.
While driving a motorcycle, you can also pull out your fist and smash the speeding car, which is really angry enough.
On the side of the car, it was directly hit like that, objectively-for-tat, and it has not yet been judged whether there is subjective intention.
Who's right and who's wrong? To be honest, from this paragraph alone, the amount of information may not be enough, ** will definitely collect more information and evidence, and a fair judgment will be made.
Wait for the ** briefing!
Road rage is a disease that can be cured.
Road rage is also a psychological reaction, a mental activity of fighting for victory. In this regard, it is important to remember that anger knocks you down, and not getting angry is the biggest winner.
Road rage endangers public safety, not only for both parties, but also for innocent third parties, after all, there are many cars running on the road.
Road rage stems from all kinds of stress, and bad things in life are likely to be triggers.
The incidence of road rage is much higher than that of brawls, because a vehicle in motion is a powerful attack**, and a person in motion has a brain that has drifted.
If you've been seeing street rage news for a while, it's probably a sign that many people don't take their lives and other people's lives seriously.
How can economics explain this phenomenon? It's very simple, that is, patients with road rage have lowered the price of their lives to the floor price in a short period of time.
Don't copy this.
In such an age, the mantra of self-preservation should be recited often:
Emotional stability, emotional stability, and staying away from road rage.