[Smithers]

Wow.

Please review my posts.

I replied in a sarcastic manner after I was given a condescending reply.

I was actually learning something in this debate.

I do in fact see a sensory advantage to keeping a stationary head...a truly stationary head...but I don't see an advantage (sensory that is) in a head that is allowed to rotate.

Adam Scott's eyes moved. How is that a sensory advantage?