Carspreading is real and we should not encourage it

Hello. Good morning. It's Monday, and I am sitting in my office figuring out what I want to do today—experiments, data analysis, or computer modelling. I am more inclined to analyse the data for now. The reason is laziness, which has something to do with last night. I went to bed late, around 2 a.m., when my regular time is around 10–11 p.m. Since it was Sunday, I took a nap in the afternoon. Then in the evening, when I was not feeling sleepy, I started searching for second-hand cars because I need to buy one. My current one, an old Hyundai i10, is getting older and its registration will expire in three years. So despite it being a nice car, I needed to sell it. If I don't do it, it will go to scrap after the registration expires. It's time to move on. Last evening I was checking reviews of different Indian cars. Interestingly, what I found is that people tend to choose what is popular even when it's an expensive business. Most people do not want to take risks, so they buy what others…