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| The American concept of freedom and liberation through the ownership of a car is a very unique and interesting philosophy from which a whole fad emerged marking a staple in American culture which has continued to persist up until the present day. - Cameron Wills | The American concept of freedom and liberation through the ownership of a car is a very unique and interesting philosophy from which a whole fad emerged marking a staple in American culture which has continued to persist up until the present day. - Cameron Wills | ||
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| + | Nye talks about the distinction between classes through automobile ownership. Which to a degree is arguably still relevant today, as many people’s wealth (or debt if you’d like to get technical) can be identified by the type of vehicle they drive. However, one of the main differences is that people have greater access to vehicles than they did historically. -Elizabeth Davis | ||
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