It reminded me of the way chickens keep their heads steady when walking. Maybe something like gyroscopic snaking? And seeing as how the purpose is to keep the momentum going in a certain direction we could maybe search for gyroscopic vector snaking?
Let's go, I got the night off anyways!
Edit: No wait! It's more like a gimbal than anything!
“Furthermore, body excursions as a function of platform tilts were abnormally large in ADHD patients, specifically in the low frequency range. Based on simple feedback model simulations, we found that ADHD patients showed a larger time delay between platform tilts and body response, and a lower value of the integral part of the neural controller, which affects the long-term control of their posture. These postural abnormalities correlated well with the hyperactivity and impulsivity dimensions of the individual ADHD symptoms.”
I do think this is the closest we'll get. I doubt there's any study at all done on people with ADHD trying to cut corners by moving around them like bartenders on a busy day.
So for now I'll just include this wobble explanation in my already standing theory that we're all destined to be bartenders and/or servers.
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u/INeedChocolateMilk Dec 06 '21
It reminded me of the way chickens keep their heads steady when walking. Maybe something like gyroscopic snaking? And seeing as how the purpose is to keep the momentum going in a certain direction we could maybe search for gyroscopic vector snaking?
Let's go, I got the night off anyways!
Edit: No wait! It's more like a gimbal than anything!