Re: How will the police find me.

On 5/26/24 18:49, micky wrote:

In comp.mobile.android, on Sun, 26 May 2024 07:48:52 -0400, bad?sector
<forgetski@_INVALID.net> wrote:
 

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The difference between a cell phonecall and talking to someone else in
the car is that the person in the front seat is, even if not trying to,
paying some attention to the traffic and he will stop talking or scream
if you're headed to an obstacle.

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THAT's a point I've been trying to make for something like 20 years
without much success. Most people don't understand what I'm saying, much
less the fact that the brain is incapable of multi-processing except by
way of split-delegation to concious and sub-conscious. It can also
assign/handle in a rapidly fragmented fashion (forget the neurologiocal
name of this) so many miliseconds to 2 or 3 tasks at most and with losses.

 Hey, I agree with you and even I didn't understand this explanation!  If
people don't understand, use little words that someone like me will
understand.

Sorry, that's one of my too few faults, being quadrilingual and the Bard's not being my mother tongue, but I'm always working on increasing the total. The brain is capable of unloading some very simple tasks to the unconscious, the latter being otherwise far more capable in its own realm. The conscious and binary mind can juggle 2 or 3 task even rapidly but not concurrently and when any of them start hogging the resource you end up with 'helmet-fire' and/or panic. Anyone who uses even a hands-free phone while driving has by definition more glands and intestines where grey stuff should dwell to know any of this.