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to counteract your point though he does struggle a lot, and he does find riding the bicycle the usual way very hard after that. if you watch the video you can s
by hackernewds 3y ago
to counteract your point though he does struggle a lot, and he does find riding the bicycle the usual way very hard after that. if you watch the video you can see him falling over and over
- refactor_master 3y agoBut that’s probably because it’s two sets of muscle memory competing for the exact same space. It’s like when a new game decides to reinvent controls, and every reviewer slams it for “janky controls”, because we have years of training in a particular layout. That’s why we have the concept of “unlearning things”, because the brain is really good at learning things, even wrong things. But that sounds to me to be an entirely different discussion than “brain orientation”.