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Why speeding up barely saves any time

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The time-saving bias is the complete mathematical delusion fueling road rage everywhere. When driving at already high speeds, increasing your speed feels like it will save massive amounts of time. Mathematically, risking your life to go eighty miles per hour instead of seventy over a short commute saves you mere seconds, but your adrenaline doesn't care.

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