(e.g. check email, surf websites, etc.)
However, it doesn't say if they prefaced that when asking the question.
If they simply asked me, for instance "Do you access the internet while you drive?", my answer would be "Yes, yes I do!"
Using google navigator, maps, etc? That access the internet. Even if it's sitting on my dash the entire time without me touching it, I am, indeed, accessing the internet while I drive.
I have a feeling that, gasp, this study was purposefully skewed for shock effect.
And as per usual, slashdot took the bait.
Apple also announced that the new version of Mac OS X (10.9 Mavericks) is available now and is free to all Mac OS X users
I'd check for a "Courtesy of the NSA" fine print.
The odds of an impact at that time are incredibly low — in fact, the chance it will glide safely past us is 99.99998%! But that hasn't stopped some venues from playing up the apocalypse angle.
A 1 in 5,000,000 chance of this asteroid hitting is super high compared to the 1 in 175,223,510 odds of winning the grand prize in the Powerball lottery, yet tons of idiots still line up to play.
Why not just use evil itself?
Why not Zoidberg?
E = MC ** 2 +- 3db