When the Brain Loses Its Map: Navigation, Memory, and Acoustic Neuroma
Some people can travel a route once and never forget it. They seem to carry an internal map that guides them effortlessly. Others manage reasonably well. They may miss a turn, but they reorient themselves and carry on. And then there are people who hesitate at junctions, second guess every decision, and feel unsure even in places they know well.
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