It’s a somewhat common experience to zone out while driving and not remember how you got from points A to B. However, is it just as common to “wake up” from being zoned out between points A and B and momentarily forget that you’re in New(ish) Location and not lost in your Old Location (hometown). Or say someone asks you for directions someplace and you give them directions how to get there based on a different location you lived? I’ve been living in the Midwest US for 12 years now and still occasionally give directions or think I’m still on the East Coast.

  • frank@sopuli.xyz
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    3 days ago

    No, but i completely can’t remember things about places I used to live. Lived in the US in one city for a decade. Drove around it every single day. I don’t think I could find my old work, most of my friends’, or any of the places I’d want to get food at this point lol. Out of sight, out of mind?