Press this red button if the driver suddenly becomes unable to drive

The sun was shining through the window on the back seat of the bus, and I felt sleepy.

I hope no one disturbs my comfort. Closing my eyes and staying still is enough for me now.
I wonder if I’m having a shallow dream in my shallow sleep. It was a strange dream of metal parts colliding with each other. No, it wasn’t a dream, it was reality.
A route bus driver turns off the engine, gets off the bus, and spreads a metal plate. He has it fixed in the bus hatch.
At a bus stop, a man in a wheelchair waits for the driver to finish his work. He wants to ride this route bus in his wheelchair.
A female passenger helped the driver, and two people lifted the wheelchair onto the tilted metal plate and pushed it into the bus.
The driver secures the wheelchair inside the vehicle. There is only one driver on this route bus.

What is the most familiar continuity for us?

The greatest feature of continuity is that something repeats itself autonomously.
And continuity easily translates into other concepts. It is, for example, routine.
Then, I wonder if the everydayness repeats itself autonomously. The answer is no.
We have learned time and time again that routine is easily broken. Ordinaryness is something that we have to struggle to maintain.

The bus departs. A red button and a display board are attached directly behind the driver’s seat. The display reads: If the driver suddenly becomes unable to drive, press this red button
Furthermore, if you read the wording displayed in detail, it seems that if the driver suddenly becomes unconscious, someone should press the button.

Why should similarity be considered carefully?

Therefore, it can be said that the cause of such confusion can be attributed to an unconditional conversion between concepts.
If the above logical transformations are not carefully examined, we will be caught off guard by continuity. Even if that continuity is ultimately our enemy

I want to say it again. There is only one driver on this bus.

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