> True, although "back in the day" people used to memorize at what times during the day certain routes were busy, and they took alternative routes ("the back ro

> True, although "back in the day" people used to memorize at what times during the day certain routes were busy, and they took alternative routes ("the back roads" in my area) to get around traffic that could be predicted. I think "memorize" has the wrong connotation of rote memorization, like you were memorizing data from a table. I think it was more like being observant and learning from that. > We've outsourced that to an app, too. The technology lets you turn off your brain so it can atrophy.