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Exactly, we obviously drive with more than our eyes. Any undergrad psychology class should given you a hint about that This reminds me of all the conversation
by chubot 3y ago
Exactly, we obviously drive with more than our eyes. Any undergrad psychology class should given you a hint about that
This reminds me of all the conversations about AI And LLMs now - people are making false comparisons because they don’t have a grasp of basic cognitive science, things we’ve known for 50 or more years
- spookie 3y agoFrom stereo hearing on a head that can be moved at will, to feeling the car "under your butt", and an innate understanding of other humans' movements both as pedestrians and drivers. Just to name a few. It really is astonishing gow much goes into it.
- SomeHacker44 3y agoI drive (raced in the past) and fly. I also occasionally play flight sims and racing games with some appropriate accessories. I am terrible at the sims. I am literally seconds faster in a real car (on a 62 second circuit) than the sim, due to all the additional sensory input in reality. I can barely land a simulated plane but have not messed up a landing since training over three decades ago. So, yes, it is astonishing how much all our senses go into driving, beyond sight.
- chubot 3y agoAlso reading! Imagine how disoriented you feel driving in a foreign country with signs you can’t read Or using google maps in a language you can’t read!