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The N chevrons away on those roads are often ludicrously far apart. It it well over the 2 second rule and nobody follows it.

A lot of these concepts don't mean anything to most developers I've found. A lot of the time I struggle to get the guy I work with to compile and run his code. Even something relatively simple as determinism and pure functions just isn't happening.

This is shockingly common and most developers will never ever hear of Clojure, Haskell or Elixir.

I really feel there is like two completely different developer worlds. One where these things are discussed and the one I am in where I am hoping that I don't have to make a teams call to tell a guy "please can you make sure you actually run the code before making a PR" because my superiors won't can him.

You should see the rest of the movie. Nic Cage essentially proves the existence of God by punching guys in the face.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm9eKCPGHb0

I have an old Landrover and there is no lights except for the dials. Visibility to the outside is excellent. Some newer cars allow you to dim the info console and the some of the instruments but they cannot be seen in the day light.

People say the headlamps on my model of Landrover is too low. But I had good visibility at night driving down country roads. The side lights are useless though.