Re: How will the police find me.

Newyana2 wrote on Tue, 21 May 2024 12:34:16 -0400 :

Many people believe in myths, but very few question them, and even fewer
ask why there is no solid evidence in the government record for them.
 

 
   I told you why... if it's even true. Cellphone use is not
typically something that's investigated and cellphone users
are not likely to offer the information.

Science is weirder than the religious myths people make up.

Doesn't matter since the measurement I'm informing you of which is
extremely reliable is the accident rate for every state for every year,
which is accurately compiled by the US Census Bureau and which has been
accurately compiled since the 1920's - so it's not skewed data.

You simply look at those accident rates during the years just prior to the
skyrocketing cellphone ownership rates and during those years and after.

There is no effect.

That's just a fact.

You hold on to your religious argument that it "must" be there, which is
fine since most people believe in these myths - but it's religion.

Not science.

The science shows the accident rate is wholly unaffected (it just steadily
goes down in all fifty states over all those years).

Once you accept the data - then you'll realize why it is so.
But you're not ready for the why yet.