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It's true, but how does one deal with it?

• kelnos 4y ago
  Easy: use GPS less. Maybe rely on it for your first trip somewhere new, but after that, try to navigate by memory. And even when you've gone somewhere new, try to find your way back home without the GPS. For locations that you frequent, don't use the GPS at all. Often I'll do a quick GPS check for places like that just to see if my normal route is clear of bad traffic, and then travel without it running. Yes, you'll get lost occasionally, but that's ok. You'll still have the GPS if you get hopelessly lost and give up.
  • devchix 4y ago
    Yes but a major part of wayfinding now is to route around traffic. I know my way to work every day but still turn on GPS because I don't know where accident and detours might be happening.