Your brain uses a triangular grid to map out space.
Some UCL neuroscientists have evidence that human (and rat) brains use triangular grids to represent locations in space.
That seems like a good idea for estimating distances. Manhattan distance is a very bad approximator to Euclidean distance. On a triangular grid, however, it's not so bad.
I wonder how this works in 3 dimensions.
posted by Abednego @ 3:32 PM
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