>> ^Sagemind:

Maybe our legs are not perfectly equal to the other or we rely on one dominant leg over the other and therefore more effort is put forth with one leg, lending to an overcompensation on one side causing us the walk in curves.


I don't think so. In this link, they show the whole animation that you see here and that similar experiments have been done with swimming and driving. So whatever is going on, it's not simply because of the legs.

>> ^oritteropo:

Depends how much they've been drinking.
>> ^nanrod:
Do blindfolded people in Australia walk in a counter clockwise spiral?



If it's enough they walk perfectly straight...so they can pass sobriety tests

Depends how much they've been drinking.
>> ^nanrod:

Do blindfolded people in Australia walk in a counter clockwise spiral?

Do blindfolded people in Australia walk in a counter clockwise spiral?

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>> ^lucky760:

raises hand
(I know, but only because I peeked out from under the blindfold on my way to service siftbot. It was not a pleasant experience, I assure you.)


I'd pay good money for pictures of you servicing siftbot.

*raises hand*

(I know, but only because I peeked out from under the blindfold on my way to service siftbot. It was not a pleasant experience, I assure you.)

Oh yeah, that's right - I'm the one with the problem.>> ^dag:

Sure neo-luddism is always waiting with comforting arms. (and a blindfold) >> ^kymbos:
Or remain ambivalent about consumer products - let's not forget that option.

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Sure neo-luddism is always waiting with comforting arms. (and a blindfold) >> ^kymbos:

Or remain ambivalent about consumer products - let's not forget that option.

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Paulina Escobar is the housewife to a prominent lawyer in an unnamed South American country just out of a dictatorship. One day a storm forces her husband to ride home with a neighbor. That chance encounter brings up demons from her past, as she is convinced that the neighbor (Dr. Miranda) was part of the old fascist regime that tortured and raped her, while blindfolded. Paulina takes him captive to determine the truth. Paulina is torn between her psychological repressions and somber memory, Gerardo is torn between his wife and the law, and Dr. Miranda is forced to endure captivity while husband and wife seek out the uncertain truth about the clouded past.
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