It may well be the turning of the rods loosely in the hand acts as a 'random walk', and it turns out that is the most locally optimal algorithm for finding water given a certain radius.
If its true, then anything that provides fine and randomized directional feedback should, hypothetically, replicate the effect.
It may well be the turning of the rods loosely in the hand acts as a 'random walk', and it turns out that is the most locally optimal algorithm for finding water given a certain radius.
If its true, then anything that provides fine and randomized directional feedback should, hypothetically, replicate the effect.
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