I have a new experiment for each of you readers out there… ready? Okay! Find a bandana, or something similar, and blindfold yourself. Now, find a large empty space, preferably a flat field. Next, you should get a person or two to come and watch you to explain what they see you do after your experiment is complete. So here’s the task: walk in as straight of a line as you can while remaining blindfolded.
Okay, now that you’re done, did your viewers tell you what you did? Even though you probably thought you were walking in a straight line the whole time, you were actually walking in a circle! It’s pretty wild, isn’t it! When attempting to swim, drive, or walk in a straight line, humans consistently move in circular patterns. Is it because one of our sides dominates? Possibly! The reason remains a mystery. Learn about more about this here and see what you think!
