The way it was explained to me is that because you do the same thing so often that your brain just removes it from your memory. It’s mostly seen with a daily commute or something.
Driving with a bike, sometimes it hits me. So i push myself to constantly speed, thus introducing change. If I rode always with the same speed, it would probably quickly fall into it.
Cars however also shield you from outside variables. You don’t have to fight unnecessarily mean wind in your face going uphill when in car. You don’t fight against your limits. You just…go, and in traffic at that so there’s really not much to notice.
Start. Stop. Start. Stoo. Start. Stop.
Wonder how people can forget such fascinating experience…
maybe it’s really empty and straight? i’m pretty sure i’d end up running into someone if i zoned out, or i’d straight up ride into a wall or out onto the road
The way it was explained to me is that because you do the same thing so often that your brain just removes it from your memory. It’s mostly seen with a daily commute or something.
Driving with a bike, sometimes it hits me. So i push myself to constantly speed, thus introducing change. If I rode always with the same speed, it would probably quickly fall into it.
Cars however also shield you from outside variables. You don’t have to fight unnecessarily mean wind in your face going uphill when in car. You don’t fight against your limits. You just…go, and in traffic at that so there’s really not much to notice.
Start. Stop. Start. Stoo. Start. Stop.
Wonder how people can forget such fascinating experience…
maybe it’s really empty and straight? i’m pretty sure i’d end up running into someone if i zoned out, or i’d straight up ride into a wall or out onto the road