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Wayfinding
The Science and Mystery of How Humans Navigate the World
Book • 2019
In 'Wayfinding', M.R.
O'Connor delves into the science and mystery of human navigation, exploring how our ability to find our way has shaped our humanity.
She discusses the neurological basis of navigation, the impact of technology on traditional methods, and the cultural significance of wayfinding across different societies.
The book highlights the importance of cognitive mapping skills for brain health and memory.
O'Connor delves into the science and mystery of human navigation, exploring how our ability to find our way has shaped our humanity.
She discusses the neurological basis of navigation, the impact of technology on traditional methods, and the cultural significance of wayfinding across different societies.
The book highlights the importance of cognitive mapping skills for brain health and memory.
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when discussing concerns about over-reliance on a second brain.


Chris Hutchins

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Building a Second Brain to Organize Your Digital Life with Tiago Forte
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about the Polynesian seafarers' ability to navigate.

Jim Rutt

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EP 301 Zak Stein on K-12 Education in the AI Era
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as the author of the book, which explores human navigation and its connection to memory, culture, and technology.


Brett McKay

#534: How Navigation Makes Us Human