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September 5, 2025FootnotesOpen Access

To Walk and (not) to Think

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Key Points

Walking may lead to decreased engagement in conscious thought, promoting mental clarity and focus.
The study identifies a possible link between movement and cognitive processes with implications for mental well-being.
Engaging in walking could enhance flow states and creativity, facilitating better problem-solving abilities.
Exploring new areas while walking may stimulate the mind, emphasizing the importance of physical activity in thought promotion.

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Exploration reveals that walking influences thought, suggesting psychological and physical health benefits.

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I walk because I’ve no choice.

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Jernej Mlekuž (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de5d9383cbc991d0a2015c https://doi.org/10.3986/30240662_17

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