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I think it's silly to start efforts towards this ban when none of the politicians making said efforts have even worn google glass, or, likely, seen it in person

I think it's silly to start efforts towards this ban when none of the politicians making said efforts have even worn google glass, or, likely, seen it in person. They're not operating within their area of expertise here, and aren't even familiar with how distracting the experience is when driving, either anecdotally or through studies/ research. They really should wait to get some data before interfering with peoples' freedoms like this.

vanderZwan 14y ago
> I think it's silly to start efforts towards this ban when none of the politicians making said efforts have even worn google glass, or, likely, seen it in person. Not as silly as basing regulation on anecdotal evidence. Oh wait, that's already happening either way. Anyway, I thought it has been shown that hand-free phones are only marginally less distracting than regular ones while driving? If so I see no reason not to regulate.