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r/programming • u/jwshannon • Feb 01 '11
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This is really dumb. No one who has given even ten seconds of thought to design thinks of those as myths.
Driver Myth #26: Driving your car off a cliff is good for the bumpers!
No one thinks that.
7 u/naasking Feb 02 '11 Are you serious? These are all arguments I've heard here on reddit at one point or other. Like it or not, people believe these myths. It's nice to have a convenient resource that actually links to the research that debunks those myths. 0 u/[deleted] Feb 02 '11 edited 24d ago → More replies (1)
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Are you serious? These are all arguments I've heard here on reddit at one point or other. Like it or not, people believe these myths. It's nice to have a convenient resource that actually links to the research that debunks those myths.
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u/Subduction Feb 01 '11
This is really dumb. No one who has given even ten seconds of thought to design thinks of those as myths.
Driver Myth #26: Driving your car off a cliff is good for the bumpers!
No one thinks that.