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Einstein's hypothetical scenario, that we would be "perfectly safe" from the automobile if we did not observe it, starkly illustrates his struggle to accept the implications of Bohr's position. For Einstein, turning off one's brain and denying reality's existence until perceived is an untenable proposition. The tension reaches its zenith as he warns Bohr to watch where he's going, juxtaposing a dire warning against what he sees as a dangerous disregard for reality.