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I've noticed that moving things around to different parts of your brain helps cognitive functions. One example of this is rubber ducking [0]; the act of moving
by philsnow 12y ago
I've noticed that moving things around to different parts of your brain helps cognitive functions.
One example of this is rubber ducking [0]; the act of moving a problem from the part of your brain that you use to think about it, out through the part you use to serialize sentences to another person, helps in problem solving.
[0] http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?RubberDucking http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?RubberDucking
- antoaravinth 12y agoI have found this works often in my day to day life. I will be get struck at one thing and when I about to drop a mail, and I write the detail explanation about the problem, I get the answer. Nice to know this is called as "Rubber Ducking"