Lance Ash: March 2019

The "Wrong Lane Theory" as an example of how anything may be used as a structure for metaphoric analysis of a larger issue, or indeed, of the largest of issues.
Beyond the threshold of metaphor, more practical and less scary than that which is beyond the threshold of resolution (our coming, or current, submersion in the digital illusion), it must be apprehended, dealt with, considered, utilized, by the fuzziest of concepts and conceptual framing devices.

Going back to the original idea, however, "The Wrong Lane Theory" is an example of how one may extrapolate one's experience into a conceptual system for understanding the world. In this example/theory, one spends a significant amount of time driving and therefore begins to see life and its interactions as similar to those of cars and drivers, to correlate these situations with ones in life.

Side note: After a plague kills half of humanity, the libertarian says, "Isn't this wonderful? The system corrected itself!"