Everyone knows that sometimes, at night or out in the countryside, you can get trapped walking around in circles, unable to find your way out. This phenomenon is real, and many people have experienced it.
So what causes it? Biology has already provided a clear answer.
First, let's do an experiment. Blindfold a wild duck and toss it into the sky. It will start flying, but if the sky is open, you'll find that it will definitely fly in a circle.
Don't believe it? Try it yourself. Blindfold yourself, then try to walk in a straight line across your school's sports field using only your instincts. You'll find that you, too, end up walking in a big circle.
In short, circular motion is the essence of biological movement. Without a destination, every living thing's instinctive movement follows a circle.
Premise:
I want to see a ghost... I really want to see a ghost...
I was wondering if people are generally prone to such things when they are in a low mood?
My dad encountered it when he was young.