Joe Rogan

And that was what their thing was.

Yeah, no, so river crossings were incredibly dangerous.

And then trying to, if you didn't have an experienced guide, you're fucked.

Truly fucked.

Because you could pick the wrong way and run out of water.

Go wander around in a circle.

You get up there on the Great Plains to where it's flat and you don't know how to read the sun.

You don't know where you're going.

People go out there and make giant circles.

Yeah.

I was reading something about that the other day, that people tend to, for whatever reason, always walk in a counterclockwise direction when they get lost.

And that even if they're left-footed or right-handed or left-handed, it doesn't seem to matter.

Humans, when they walk, if they get lost, like in the woods, they walk in circles and they almost always walk in a counterclockwise direction.

And so...

This article was explaining that if you find yourself lost and you think you're running into the same places, most likely you should veer towards the right because you're most likely looping towards the left for whatever reason.

People tend to do that.

I wonder if there's like a scientific explanation.

Put that in perplexity.

See why people move in a counterclockwise.

Complexity doesn't know shit.