Back in the summer I found an oddity on the map what I wanted to explore for the sake of it. It was on the way back from a customer's house and I had the rest o

Back in the summer I found an oddity on the map what I wanted to explore for the sake of it. It was on the way back from a customer's house and I had the rest of the afternoon off, so it was great timing. I navigated the waypoints and tracks as the map directed but one of the track's surfaces was degenerating beyond practical travel. I didn't mind a bit of mud, but didn't feel like drowning :-) After another bend, it was clear the mud wasn't getting better. I turned round and headed back home, as the alternate routes weren't really practical. This story ends with not a lot happening. I find stories such as the headline, and others in the comments, are very difficult to relate to. I suppose this is because I take in information I see in real-time and allow myself to make decisions on the fly. I'm sure there's a part of the brain involved which must be inhibited in some way that allows blind following of instruction, be it made by a device or other way.