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	<title>Comments on: Of Tea Kettles and Traffic Lights</title>
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		<title>By: Murli</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Only tangentially related: major traffic intersections in India sometimes display the amount of time in seconds it will take for green to flash again, the idea being that if people know how long it will take before they can move again, they feel more in control and more likely to wait their turn. That&#039;s the theory anyway.

FYI, there is no one standard amount of time (afaik) for how long it takes lights to switch to green. Quite arbitrary. Especially when you also add the influence of a traffic policeman who can choose to wave traffic on in the face of a red and keep greens waiting, cars randomly choosing to jump the gun, unseen obstacles in the road ahead...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Only tangentially related: major traffic intersections in India sometimes display the amount of time in seconds it will take for green to flash again, the idea being that if people know how long it will take before they can move again, they feel more in control and more likely to wait their turn. That&#8217;s the theory anyway.</p>
<p>FYI, there is no one standard amount of time (afaik) for how long it takes lights to switch to green. Quite arbitrary. Especially when you also add the influence of a traffic policeman who can choose to wave traffic on in the face of a red and keep greens waiting, cars randomly choosing to jump the gun, unseen obstacles in the road ahead&#8230;</p>
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