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In a book called The Worlds of a Masai Warrior by Tepilit Ole Saitoti there is a description by a tribesman of his first experience of riding in a motor vehicle. The warrior became nauseated and had to get out of the truck and walk.
What's going on here? Consider the context¡Ýfrom an early age he was trained to hunt, his observational powers were constantly refined. He learned to detect a bent blade of grass, the absense of the sound in a thicket, the odor of a fresh kill. And these skills were honed and automated as part of his patterns of sensing and inventorying his world.
Suddenly you move this highly trained, sensorially alert organism through the environment at a speed at least twice that which he had previously experienced. And the result is predictable¡Ýthe organismis over whelmed by the information racing in through his sensory channels¡Ýhe hasn't learned how to filter at that speed.
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