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   XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: pmcook@gte.net   
      
   On Wed, 09 Dec 2015 17:09:30 -0800, Savageduck wrote:   
      
   > Yup! All can be done from the steering wheel. Phone, Nav, Audio/SAT   
   > radio, instrument display options.   
      
   I have plenty of controls on my steering wheel, but they're not   
   all there.   
      
   There's no defroster control, for example.   
   Nor heater controls.   
      
   And, while I can change radio channels and volume, I can't   
   turn "on" or "off" the radio.   
      
   I can't turn the AC on, nor the cruise control either,   
   but I can change the level of both of them.   
      
   But still, there's no coffee or ham sandwich, and, certainly,   
   it doesn't shut up the crying baby in the back seat yet.   
      
   Point is, driving is inherently easy and driving is filled to   
   the brim with distractions.   
      
   These distractions are *easy* to manage, as proven by the fact   
   that anyone with half a brain, two hands, and two feet who is   
   over something like 16 or 17 in most states, "can" drive.   
      
   Most of us go our entire lives without a single accident, and   
   without hitting a single animal or mailbox or guardrail (I   
   know I have).   
      
   I often ask people who hit animals how they could possibly   
   do that, and they *always* say the animal "jumped out in   
   front of me".   
      
   Well, I have had zillions of animals crossing the road and   
   jumping out in front of me; how come "I" haven't hit any   
   of them?   
      
   Am I a "good" driver?   
   Answer = no.   
      
   Driving is so easy, you can easily drive 15K miles a year for   
   50 years and never hit a thing. That's how easy driving is.   
      
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