> There is zero practical distinction between taking your eyes off the road to see which button you're pushing vs taking your eyes of the road to see which par

> There is zero practical distinction between taking your eyes off the road to see which button you're pushing vs taking your eyes of the road to see which part of the screen you're touching. Practically, I don't need to take my eyes off the road to press an analog button, that I am familiar with, having a small chance to fail (to register the interaction). Touchscreens are notorious for not registering interaction, which is why using a touchscreen keyboard is inferior. > Give us knobs and sliders! Ironic ask.