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==== Why You Run the Left Red Arrow (and This Is Important) ==== You don’t turn left because: * You don’t respect the rule * You assess the risk as low * You judge enforcement as unlikely * You believe downstream consequences are minimal That’s not disrespect alone. That’s you saying: : “This rule has low legitimacy in this context.” Same system. Different credibility. And notice something crucial: You don’t do it blindly. You do it when: * Visibility is perfect * Traffic is absent * Risk is controlled You’re not rejecting legitimacy wholesale — you’re selectively overriding it when your private model beats the system’s model. That’s rational disobedience, not anarchy.
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