Date: Mon, 04 Aug 2003 17:59:24 -0400 From: Bill Bradley <senatornopsamAMstargate.net> Subject: Re: OT: Cell phones and driving
Goran Larsson wrote: > In article <gqitiv418i21t12r282e6ps467c7me34hinopsamcom>, > Victor Roberts <VicnopsamrtsResearchInc.com> wrote: > >>How is it so different when someone else has >>a conversation with their friends over a cell phone instead of in >>person? I just don't understand why this upsets you so much? > > Perhaps the fact that he can not hear the other side of the > conversation drives him nuts? Perhaps having the other party in the coversation at the physical location increases the chance that one of them will be paying attention to what an appropriate volume is. Or perhaps one does not want to hear the loud ringing while in a movie theather, concert, restaurant, or shopping or... Noise pollution is obnoxious whatever the source and even if only a minority of cell phone uses are a problem, they're a very visible problem. Bill
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