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Originally Posted by bruce19
As with many people reading a book, focus on one thing (music) can zone you out to other things. I'm guessing it's not the same for everyone but I won't take the chance. I don't want my senses dulled or my reactions delayed.
It's safe to assume you don't drive and listen to music or drive and talk with a passenger since both those lead to possibly zoning out and/or dulling senses.


There is no difference between listening to music in a car and listening to it on a bike. In fact, the car dulls senses more since it insulates sound. On a bike even with ear buds, I can hear everything around me.
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