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Everybody knows that men are better at spatial thinking and orientation. Tests have proven that.
Of course are spatial thinking and orientation useful. But what are the other things that help you find the right way? What when you encounter (lots of) d-tours?
Roadmaps also are very good and useful aids. Often people say that men are better at reading maps then women. Personally I don’t know any women who are not capable of reading a map and getting some place using roadmaps.
And then there are the well known gadgets, with boy’s names, for in your car that will tell you the way.
But we all have heard the stories of people, or have been experienced it ourselves, that we were sent totally the wrong way by such a little device, or via the very long route.
So if you want to use that little car computer to find the right way you are well advised to check a roadmap first.
But what if you are really lost? Or what if you are near your destination, but can’t find the exact address? That often happens in new neighborhoods and in town centers with all one way streets.
Then there is only one solution left: you ask somebody. Simple and logical, is it not?
Yes, it is, but apparently not for men, who rather keep driving around in circles then that they ask for directions.
So, in that case, who will arrive at her/his destination sooner? Mostly a woman!