Noah’s Walking Theory about Vision
This is a theory I created and taught to my Korean students about different types of people. I feel like there are 3 different types of walkers in the world.

The Downer: Is a person that while they walk is always looking at their feet. They are looking at the cracks, checking every step and worried about what is happening right now.
The Head in the Air: This person loves to look at the sky, the planes, the trees and everything way out in front.
The Middler: Not sure if that is a real word but this person is looking in the middle of the road. They are paying attention to any short term cracks, looking out ahead about where they need to go and making it happen.
What kind of walker are you?
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noah kagan wrote Noah’s Walking Theory about Vision on July 28th, 2006 and there are 
3 Responses to “Noah’s Walking Theory about Vision”
July 28th, 2006
10:37 pm
Not sure if I would agree that the “Downer” is someone who is “worried about what is happening right now”. Wouldn’t the downer be more of a reserved, shy, uninterested fellow? Someone who is too scared to look up or straight ahead.
July 29th, 2006
8:23 pm
i dont think i’ve ever seen head in the air. how bout people who just check out other ppl…
July 31st, 2006
8:31 am
Oooh! Me! Me!! I’m a head in the air!!!
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