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Allow me to disagree (after all, you don't drive). Driving becomes subconscious after a short time, something most drivers can confirm, and the driving environm
by return0 13y ago
Allow me to disagree (after all, you don't drive). Driving becomes subconscious after a short time, something most drivers can confirm, and the driving environment is actually less stimulating than walking. I would bet "subconscious walking" or "subconscious cycling" is a much less common thing, due to the larger number of distractions/unexpectedness.
Quick test: it's easier to concentrate for lengths of time listening to the radio when in the car than when walking.
- tekalon 13y agoDisagree with your Disagreeing. You don't want the act of driving to become subconscious, because that means you miss stuff like stop signs and pedestrians. I hate driving. Way too much to pay attention to (signs, lights, pedestrians, other drivers/cars, trying to remember directions). I know that if I start making it subconscious, I start speeding and missing information.