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thirty years ago, practicing law, in noticed the correlation between a funny feeling in my gut and cases that went haywire.
I started declining cases for no other reason than that gut feeling, and my life got so much better!
The very first thing my father told me as I sat behind his wheel the first time was to assume that the other drivers were out to get me--because half of them actually were.Exactly - I'm convinced bike riders who survive have a bit of psychic ability to know what another driver is going to do before they do it. Expecting drivers to do stupid things also helps.
A few years of experience led me to conclude that my father was an optimist . . .
[another useful one (as we sat in my super beetle at an intersection): "See that? That's a Packard. Whatever you do, do not hit it! There won't be enough of your car left to worry about!"]
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