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Depends where you're walking how free your mind is to wander - if you're walking through woodlands, on rough tracks, in country with wild animals then you could
by pbhjpbhj 6y ago
Depends where you're walking how free your mind is to wander - if you're walking through woodlands, on rough tracks, in country with wild animals then you could have no cognitive overhead available for pondering.
I walk, pandemic aside, 45mins each way to work as it's on quiet pavements I can walk without thinking which is a different experience to walking in rough country when one needs to focus on the walking itself.
For me I come up with a couple of inventions/innovations every week (ideas are cheap as everyone says, which is rubbish for me as ideas are about my only differentiator) but unfortunately I don't have facilities or time (nor probably the skills) to develop them.
- mtgp1000 6y agoI disagree, hiking rough terrain is an excellent time for me to think, personally. I find the stimulation is additive. Sort of like bouncing a leg or twirling a pen.