In regard to the above (3), we should be able to understand how much margin we personally need if we once try to test the car and our driving skills.  Although there is a certain test limit due to on the public road, it is very rare to see the buyers who try to test the quick lane change, hard braking, and cornering performance before deciding to purchase a car. But, I do it all the time. After purchasing, I usually watch carefully the width of the car whenever I have a chance to follow the same model car. This is very useful to measure the inch difference when I need to get into a tight space for avoiding scratches. I wonder how many people do the same I used to do.

 

In summary, it sounds unrealistic for anyone to quickly grow by simply cumulating experiences in this world. We should keep in our mind that an experience is just a trigger to activate the learning and testing the logics in brain.

 

--- To be continued ---

T. Kato