On Tue, 7 Aug 2012 15:52:07 -0700 (PDT), "
wrote:

On Aug 7, 11:12*am, gpsman wrote:
noses, but few consider applying those experiences to driving.

The more confidence a driver exhibits, the less knowledge and skill
they possess, rarely varies.


Another foolish exaggeration presented as fact. Following
that theory, the professional truck driver with 20 years
experience, no accidents who's confident that he knows what he's
doing has less knowledge and skill than the scared tentative
driver behind the wheel for the first time.

Professional race drivers.

But I'm sure you'll argue to the death that this too is
established as fact, regardless. And next you'll be
demanding that unless someone else can prove it
false, it's true.

The moon really is made of green cheese. NASA has been covering it up for
over forty years.