Break Light Flashes

hello people this is the mad scientist supreme talking today about automatic emergency lights now in your car when you're driving especially near dawn or dusk judging distance is more difficult so when somebody puts on their brake lights ahead of you the amount they're slowing down is hard to judge so they could have really pushed hard on their brakes or very lightly and if you anticipate it was light then you get right up on them before you have to slam on your brakes and the guy behind you plows into your back and well damages and deductibles and whatnot well one way to solve that is put an accelerometer in your car that when you push on your brakes if you do it lightly brake lights is normal but if you do it hard or past a certain point your emergency flashers automatically come on letting everybody know hey beware slow down more and you could and should have that also so when you're doing a hard right turn or hard left turn if you're doing unusual behaviors in your car a hard acceleration hard turning hard braking your emergency flashers should automatically come on to let everybody know hey this is going on so that's a a simple fix for safety for cars and if you have it in your car the insurance companies should give you lower rates because you're less likely to get in an accident that lower rate then transfer you know so many more people will demand that for their cars so there's the aftermarket market and the pre-market market where you can use it as a sales so So Ford goes in and says, okay, in this line of cars, the automatic brake light flashers are standard. So you're less likely to have accidents. Your car insurance will be lower. So, yes, our sticker price is this, but your payments are going to be lower in total because your insurance payments will be lower. So that's a sales method or policy, depending on how you look at it. So altogether, you can make the car safer by making the driver safer. Now, the reason you're making the driver safer is because people are going to be more likely to have accidents. People don't want those emergency flashers to come on, except in times of need. And so people, especially I would think kids, are less likely to peel out because then the flashers will come on and cops will be able to see that. Oh, look, let's look at that person and see why that person is driving so erratically.