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Is it possible to walk in a straight line while blindfolded?

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What is straight line in humanities?

It is human nature to walk in a circle instead of walking in a straight line. This was discovered during an experiment conducted by Jan Souman. Jan blindfolded people and told them to walk in a straight line on different terrains. The reasons for this are unknown at this time.


How do you walk in a straight line if you are lost?

Walk forward in a straight line.


How does gender boy or girl affect its abiltiy to walk in a stright line blindfolded?

how does gender boy or girl affect its ability to walk in a stright line blindfloed?


What is the use of walking in the line?

its called a D.U.I. You walk the line so the police can tell if your drunk or not, it you walk straight your sober, if not your drunk (If you not a clutz like me and can never walk in a straight line.)


Does a blindfolded person walk in a circle if so than why?

A person that is blindfolded will automatically walk in a circle because they don't know where there going.


Why can't we walk in a straight line?

We can


Does a blindfolded person walk in circle?

only if they walk in a circle


Why cant you never walk straight when blind folded?

When blindfolded, you lose visual cues that help maintain balance and orientation. Your body relies on sight to gauge your surroundings and make adjustments while walking. Without this input, your sense of direction can become disoriented, leading to an inability to walk straight. Additionally, your inner ear and proprioceptive senses may struggle to compensate fully for the lack of visual information.


If you walk in a straight line when will you get home?

never. your hopeless


How do ants walk in a straight line?

health and safety issues


What is a sentence using the word straight?

I struggle to walk in a straight line when I've drunk too much Guinness.