Would you rather never be able to leave your native country or never be able to drive?

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Would you rather...

Never be able to leave your native country

Never be able to drive

Confined to the Wheel

Oct 4, 2009

Never be able to leave your native country

Many people live rich, fulfilling lives without ever crossing a border — but being unable to drive in a car-dependent society creates real, grinding daily hardship.
Staying in your home country still leaves an enormous world to explore; your own nation may hold more variety than most people could exhaust in a lifetime.

Never be able to drive

Not driving is a highly manageable limitation — bikes, public transit, rideshares, and walking are all viable alternatives in most of the world.
Losing international travel means never experiencing other cultures, languages, or landscapes firsthand — a far larger sacrifice than simply not being the driver.
Giving up driving still lets you go anywhere in the world; giving up international travel locks you permanently inside one country's borders.

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Never be able to leave your native country

Never be able to drive

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