2 ms·
Does anyone have theories on how he was able to do this, in a literal sense? I mean, humans quite literally don’t have any organs which can function as a compas
by Wowfunhappy 5y ago
Does anyone have theories on how he was able to do this, in a literal sense? I mean, humans quite literally don’t have any organs which can function as a compass (whereas we do, for example, have ones that function as clocks), right? So what signal could his brain have been tracking?
- mabbo 5y agoI suspect if you blindfolded him[0], spun him around until he was very dizzy, and then released him somewhere unfamiliar he wouldn't know which way was which. But as long as he had his bearings, he didn't lose them. He couldn't- he needed them to get around. [0]Visually impaired, not completely blind, so the blindfold would matter in this case.