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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
No matter how much research and proof that will be given. People will always think they are the 2.5%. (The exception) The fact is the 200 people in the initial post I linked to is not the first study done regarding this issue. These studies and the results found have been done for years and everyone who has an ounce of sense knows the facts.
Why don't people just admit they know this is an issue? The answer is simple. It's a case of mis-directed pride and that's ok until you finally kill someone. Then and only then will we hear the echo of their voice added to the countless others who say "I didn't think it could happen to me". Guess what; by that time it's to late.
applied cognition lab | the university of utah
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/07/te...1&pagewanted=1
applied cognition lab | the university of utah
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That's just your opinion. And stating opinions as facts is a very dangerous thing.
You're stereotyping EVERYONE who uses a BT phone in the car as incapable of using it safely.
How ironic.
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