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Another driving study came up with an average driver braking time of 0.85 seconds. A website that measures clicks says 284ms is the average, but mentions the average has gotten slower over time due to new display and input technology, which they estimate as causing between 10 and 50 ms of delay. Another source says 0.25 for visual, 0.17 for audio, and 0.15 for touch. 

Then there's this faggot:
>In college, I participated in a reaction time experiment designed to gauge how fast the subject could rotate a shape in his/her mind after viewing it on a computer screen and click a button to identify it.
>They said my reaction time was about 200 ms on average, and that my *worst *data point was about 250 ms. (my best was about 175 ms)
>The problem was that their other test subjects averaged around 500 ms, and not a single data point they had from any other subject was below 400 ms.
>So, in short, my data was too much of an outlier to be useful in their study.
>I think the reason for my extreme performance was that I learned to read upside down and can read/write in mirror image relatively well. 

There was another source saying 7 year old girls are expected to have 0.53 second reactions. A study of Olympic runners came up with 166ms for men and 189ms for women.