On Sun, 16 Aug 2015 20:54:36 -0400, (PeteCresswell) wrote:

And then there is the Canadian study that equated driving while talking
on a cell phone with some level of alcohol intoxication....

Do you see that anything that "proves* cellphone use while driving
is so dangerous just makes the entire paradox worse?

Clearly the accidents don't exist.
Clearly many of us feel (including me) that cellphone use contributes
to the accident rate.

But, if we can't find *any* increase in the accident rate, even if
we feel strongly that cellphone use should be contributing to the
accident rate, what does that tell us?

Do you see how your post just contributes to the paradox?
It makes the paradox even worse.