Some might argue that technology has destroyed intuition. In the past, if something didn’t feel right, we’d follow our gut, but now, we follow Siri or Google Maps. Sorry Siri but your days of leading the hopeless souls of men are now over. A new device for iPhone aims to bring back the power of the gut so Apple fans can once again, think for themselves.
LET YOUR CONSCIOUS BE YOUR GUIDE NOT GOOGLE
That Jiminy Cricket character sure had a lot of wisdom for an insect. There’s something to be said for following your gut feelings. After all, humans haven’t survived this long because our senses mislead us. Not to say they are perfect but they;re worth listening too every now and again. One new device is a firm believer in that notion. The feelSpace navigation belt, as it is called, is your new best friend for the adventure of all kinds. No more relying on Google Maps to do the dirty work for you. Just let your consciousness be your guide instead of an Apple iPhone.
LET APPLE IPHONE WORK WITH YOUR GUT
It’s not fair to choose between technology or instinct. Both have so much to offer that there should be enough room for them to contribute equally. That’s exactly what the feelSpace navigation belt hopes to do. With the feelSpace app, you can tell your Apple iPhone where you go and the information is then communicated to the navigation belt via Bluetooth. From there, you feel the direction towards your destination as light vibrations move around your waste. The belt literally lets you feel your way around while you get to take in the beautiful surrounds of nature. Google Maps is great for city driving, but when you’re out in the wild, get your head out your Apple iPhone and take in the fresh scent of deer feces. You won’t regret it.
EXPLORATION SHOULD BE RELAXING
Exploring shouldn’t be about high-stress situations where you constantly check Google Maps to make sure you’re not lost. Not only will gazing at that Apple iPhone display make you nervous but it will also make you stick out like a tourist. This is embarrassing and potentially dangerous. With the navigation belt under you clothes, you can confidently and comfortably navigate even the craziest streets on the planet without breaking a sweat. Google has its time and place, but don’t let it destroy the romance of exploration.
