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To: skinowski who wrote (510586)9/30/2012 1:48:22 PM
From: CF Rebel5 Recommendations  Read Replies (2) of 793966
 
Our nervous systems must be drawing on some sort of an incredible ability to calculate and estimate and project motion.

Think of how few people walk into each other in a mall or other crowded public place. There is a natural flow and avoidance.

What I have noticed a lot of in the past few years are "rear-enders." This happens when people are looking down at their cell phones while walking and, apparently surprised by something, come to a dead stop and someone walking behind them walks into them. I've almost walked into a few of these people. It's no wonder cell phone usage is part of so many car accidents.

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