Dizknee_Phreek
Well-Known Member
Cars and racing isn't how I view the frontier. When I think of frontier, I think of wide open spaces and land waiting to be hiked and explored. Likewise when I think of national parks, I don't think about all terrain vehicles racing through them. I think about the peacefulness of nature, animals being able to exist in their natural habitats without worrying that humans will tear it all down for a neighborhood. I think about camping and horseback riding and discovering old cabins left by ancient settlers.Cars and racing in the wilderness is very much equivalent to how we view the frontier today, as a place where nature and freedom coexist.
Point is, racing and cars may be how YOU view the frontier today. But that's not how a collective "WE" view the frontier.