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What Do the Signs Around Us Tell Us About the Past?

jasoneneal
Aug 4
1 min read

What do the signs around us tell us about the past? 



I was driving a couple of weeks ago and saw this sign as I approached the intersection. I looked and started to go, but then saw the sign and looked again. 



I couldn’t help but wonder what has been done to improve the functionality of this intersection, minus the placement of the sign. 



What makes this intersection so special that it requires a second look, and is a sign sufficient to avoid it? 



How long until locals begin to ignore the sign completely?



A question for us all today: Are we changing our world, or just signaling people to be careful because bad things happened in the past.



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