at this point I think they're just maximizing light output within what little government regulations exist on like, angles and cutoff points and stuff. If they made softer whites and did something to reduce how much of it went into the eyes of people in front of you in short vehicles, it could be fine, but those don't sell cars, the bright cold white is still the modern aesthetic in that industry, and providing the driver with what feels like peak visibility is the priority, other road users do not get consideration
Just another aspect of how cars, especially amerikkkan ones, are designed for the convenience and comfort of their drivers specifically at the expense of everyone else near or on the road.
at this point I think they're just maximizing light output within what little government regulations exist on like, angles and cutoff points and stuff. If they made softer whites and did something to reduce how much of it went into the eyes of people in front of you in short vehicles, it could be fine, but those don't sell cars, the bright cold white is still the modern aesthetic in that industry, and providing the driver with what feels like peak visibility is the priority, other road users do not get consideration
Just another aspect of how cars, especially amerikkkan ones, are designed for the convenience and comfort of their drivers specifically at the expense of everyone else near or on the road.