Re:A North Paw is an anklet that tells the wearer which way ...
by permo-w on Monday October 17, 2022 @06:05PM
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does the intuitive sense go wrong when you go to a different part of the world? how does that work out?
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Re:A North Paw is an anklet that tells the wearer which way ...
by Baeocystin on Monday October 17, 2022 @06:24PM
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Not OP, but I've traveled a lot, and it takes me a few days to adapt to the new surroundings. I can't consciously point to what it is that my brain is locking on to, but I can feel 'it' click on, and then I can trust my sense of direction, like I normally do. Before 'it', I can get turned around much more easily than normal.
Re:A North Paw is an anklet that tells the wearer which way ...
by permo-w on Monday October 17, 2022 @09:15PM
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is this something you’ve picked up from this kind of device, or just something you’ve learned naturally?
Re:A North Paw is an anklet that tells the wearer which way ...
by Baeocystin on Monday October 17, 2022 @09:24PM
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As best I can tell, it's just something that runs in the family. My mother (and her siblings) all felt the same way as well, as do many of my matrilineal cousins.