Waiting for the light, I looked at the cars taking left turn and felt that two riders in the car following cars, looked the same due to lack of clarity or cover provided by the tinted glasses and motion. Then I wondered what if everybody looked the same like your or not like you.
Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut deals with a bit of this.
Makes AI facial identification ineffective.
Then we wouldnt travel.
Its like the same target layout everywhere, you would not be notivated to see new places because they would be the same. You wouldnt go out to meet your family because everyone around looks like your family and you wouldnt miss them?
or Maybe we would still because they think and make things differently and many decisions and choices would be determined by the climate of the places.
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