I've got a long list of gadgets, but here's one that might affect anyone here to start off:
I was just reading about the size of the LA fires, and it was given as many thousands of acres, which I could not visualize It took some arithmetic to work out that the area is equivalent to a square six miles or ten km per side. That is easy to "see." - Just imagine going that distance from where you are, and you can see what it would mean in familiar geography.
I've also noticed that videos are often over-precise in their numbers, expecting me to remember and compare six-digit numbers flashed sequentially on the screen, and never giving the percentage difference between them, or even rounding off.
I was just reading about the size of the LA fires, and it was given as many thousands of acres, which I could not visualize It took some arithmetic to work out that the area is equivalent to a square six miles or ten km per side. That is easy to "see." - Just imagine going that distance from where you are, and you can see what it would mean in familiar geography.
I've also noticed that videos are often over-precise in their numbers, expecting me to remember and compare six-digit numbers flashed sequentially on the screen, and never giving the percentage difference between them, or even rounding off.