The third problem is that we let them.<p>To drive a car, people have to learn a shit ton of things, not just about the law, but about the machine itself. And they do, because they have no other choice - and so for most it doesn&#x27;t even register things could be different.<p>Look at professional software like Photoshop or AutoCAD - again, everyone knows it&#x27;s &quot;complicated&quot;, and so people either sign up for training courses, or sit down and learn it themselves. Somehow, the software tool being complex isn&#x27;t a problem. But for most software, we&#x27;ve created an expectation that people should be able to use it from the get-go. I submit that this is wrong. People should be <i>expected</i> to read the manual, like in the old days, and the software should politely force them to.