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1) Let me pose a simple question, if I may.
Why do you stop at a stop sign?
Is it because you know what the stop sign implies?
Or is it because you know that if you do not stop, you may encounter some infraction for violating a rule?
Would you stop if no one is present?
Why?
Why do you stop at a stop sign?
Is it because you know what the stop sign implies?
Or is it because you know that if you do not stop, you may encounter some infraction for violating a rule?
Would you stop if no one is present?
Why?
2) Imagine our roads and the conditions, if there were no stop signs (traffic code) or if the drivers refused to stop or yield to other drivers.
Would you feel safe with your family on the road?
Rules.
What are they?
Are they necessary?
Why?
Imagine a world with no rules.
Would you feel safe with your family on the road?
Rules.
What are they?
Are they necessary?
Why?
Imagine a world with no rules.
3) What would that look like?
Rules are necessary for a society to function in an orderly, secure, and predictable way. They help create boundaries that protect individuals from one another and provide a sense of structure and certainty in people’s lives.
Rules are necessary for a society to function in an orderly, secure, and predictable way. They help create boundaries that protect individuals from one another and provide a sense of structure and certainty in people’s lives.
