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> When we worry about driving and texting, we assume that the most important thing the person is doing is piloting the car. But what if the most important thing
by michaelcampbell 15y ago
> When we worry about driving and texting, we assume that the most important thing the person is doing is piloting the car. But what if the most important thing they're doing is texting?
I can't even imagine the thought process that would even consider this question.
- sliverstorm 15y agoI don't see it myself, but I just looked at my cell phone bill a few weeks ago, and my sibling (junior to me) had sent some 5,000 text messages that month. Seeing that makes me understand just a little bit better.
- michaelcampbell 15y agoI can only HOPE that the author meant, "What if the most important thing TO THE DRIVER is texting?" Then it's a matter of readjusting said driver's priorities.