Originally Posted by
joao_pimentel
yes, you might be right! Even if the notion of practicality is total misleading, because public policies discourage the usage of non-motorized vehicles. But that has nothing to do with addiction. Furthermore it would be philosophically strange to imagine that the majority of the population would be addicted, so I imagine it may vary according to culture and age. But to those that seek psicossexual inputs from the automobile culture, may be, neurochemically, an addiction.
Well, I can assure you, driving a car that has enough power (from a 4 banger) to spin all four wheels, and beat 8 cylinder "muscle cars" can be, "IS ADDICTIVE".
Not really sure if this
is the right one to use here...
But when I drive my wife's Prius C it just doesn't cut it...
Riding my bicycle 160KMs in one day, does almost do the same thing at the end of the day tho, it's just a slow burn instead of a big rush...