Haha thanks bud!Yyes the confidence comes along when you begin to do it much longer soo looks like I will have to strive even more into it ;)

As I was driving down the road from my house, a car turns in and follows me from behind; it’s entire front bumper was torn off probably from an accident but seeing as how me, driving the speed limit was too slow for this person they sped up and switched lanes only to cut back in front of me.

Now you’d think that after one accident leaving a person’s car like that, you’d learn to not speed anymore. I guess they didn’t get the memo so maybe they’ll need it to happen again in order to learn?

Because with everything that we learn to do from walking to calculating quantum mechanics is reinforced by “Repetition”, by doing it many times through practice.

How’d you become good at swimming? 

You did it many times.

How’d you become good at chatting with other people?

You did it many times.

Now learning not to drive recklessly may require a person to get into repetitions of driver’s ed classes but in the most extreme of cases, perhaps more accidents would be needed before they learn. 

In the end, maybe they’ll learn or maybe they won’t, I can’t control the actions they take in their lives but I can with my own.

The well being of a person inside a moving vehicle is enough reason to not drive like a  maniac and do more damage to their car. All it takes is repetitions of realizing your own safety because one accident is already too much, on your wallet and your body which unfortunately cannot go through many repetitions of car accidents.