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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, this reminds me of the Shopping Cart Theory - a concept suggesting that returning a grocery cart to a designated corral evaluates moral character. Because returning the cart yields no reward and skipping it carries no punishment, this voluntary act measures a person's civic duty, empathy, and personal discipline.

Here's the AI overview:
Unsupervised Integrity: It tests whether an individual will do the right thing simply because it is correct, rather than to avoid penalties

Empathy: It shows consideration for store employees and fellow shoppers who rely on clear parking spots and orderly cart returns

Ownership vs. Entitlement: Leaving a cart in a parking space demonstrates entitlement (the expectation that someone else will handle it), while returning it demonstrates ownership of responsibilities[/quote]

Declining to return the shopping cart does inconvenience someone though- the worker who has to corral all the carts at the end of the day.  Parking in the fire lane in OP’s example actually caused 0 harm to anyone.[/quote]

DP. Then you are claiming you are the arbiter of right and wrong, that you can judge what harms and what doesn't harm. I live by an elementary school and drive by several times/day. Buses are there at different times, different types of buses. Some for special needs kids that come and go at different times, school trips for different classes. I've seen buses arrive early and park until school is out. [/quote]

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