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   XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: pmcook@gte.net   
      
   On Mon, 14 Dec 2015 04:12:48 +0000, Bruce Sinclair wrote:   
      
   > Nope. Using a phone while driving has been conclusively shown to be   
   dangerous.   
   > Something to do with loss of peripheral vision (and recently it's become   
   clear   
   > that processing data from 2 senses ... eg sight and sound ... is not possible   
   > at the same time).   
   >   
   > People can say they disagree and that 'the data is not clear'. That's because   
   > they want to continue being stupid in a car. As long as they do that far away   
   > from me, that's fine.   
      
   The data is very clear.   
      
   Where are the accidents you predict from your assumption that yet another   
   distraction out of zillions is actually causing accidents?   
      
   There are no increase in accidents.   
   That's a fact nobody can dispute.   
      
   So, given that, where do you get your accidents from?   
      
   (Or, do you just make this stuff up?)   
      
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