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Much of the elaboeate gesturing that is done by Japanese train drivers and platform staff is them mentally ticking off items. The movements makes it rote. So no
by lovemenot 5y ago
Much of the elaboeate gesturing that is done by Japanese train drivers and platform staff is them mentally ticking off items. The movements makes it rote. So no need to recall the next step which is embedded in muscle memory.
- voiper1 5y agoIt's more than a checklist - it's called "Pointing and Calling" and it's both to draw more attention for yourself and for communication with others involved.