As a member of the traffic system, every move you make has an impact on the entropy, or the passage of time in the system. Incidentally, the traffic system is a component in a larger system.
Really, what I intend to say, is that you are entangled in the system at a quantum level and all potential outcomes of your behavior coexist simultaneously until the moment you act, so in one sense, you have full control.
So, I could park my car to survive when someone else creates an accident? That's obvious.
What I meant was that there are actions and outcomes that are not under my control, that are quite statistically likely to cause my death.
The only control I have over it is whether I decide to go into that system, or I stay home/go by train, etc.
Alternatively you might interpret this as a situation where you have zero control, which would then be a concession that you have zero control in every situation so driving is not necessarily any riskier on that axis.
I have a degree of control, great control over my action and very limited and sometimes no control over actions of others, which I consider nonexistent.
This is contradictory to the nature of quantum entanglement, which implies that information can be exchanged on a quantum level at the same moment in time.
I didn't connect this with your unrelated entanglement (unrelated because it is beyond control). I connected it with the butterfly effect, but you didn't realise that.
Conscious control does not equal influence.
