Again, regardless of any age, the subset of people familiar with computers is exceedingly small. Yes, there are people in every age bracket who are computer wiz

Again, regardless of any age, the subset of people familiar with computers is exceedingly small. Yes, there are people in every age bracket who are computer wizards. The majority of people are clueless. I know you're completely hung up on the age thing, because I mentioned "older folk", but I would also argue a greater percentage of "older folk", compared to "younger folk" don't know anything about computers. This will obviously shift, as the computer generation turns into "older folk". Suggesting that any reasonable percentage of people around, before the proliferation of the personal computer, are adept to using them, is just silly. I get it, you know computers, other people know computers. Most people don't. That's the only point I was making. Thank you for your work in traffic modeling. The rest of the humans on Earth(I've traveled most of it for business), generally can only handle checking their email, if it's already been setup for them.