Link: https://theconversation.com/taxi-drivers-rarely-die-of-alzheimers-how-complex-mental-maps-and-spatial-reasoning-protect-your-brain-286650

Researchers believe the association between navigation-heavy work and lower Alzheimer’s risk centers on the hippocampus, a part of the brain that governs memory and spatial navigation. It’s one of the first brain regions that Alzheimer’s damages: Problems with spatial navigation and orientation are among the earliest signs of the disease, sometimes surfacing before obvious memory loss.

Please stop posting this. It is a very overbroad claim based on minimal evidence. The risk reduction is not statistically significant even if we accept all of the limitations with case definitions.

Ok, so in a few decades we will see a weird spike of Alzheimer's in the western world, a spike that is COMPLETELY UNRELATED to AI chat bots

I knew all the video game maps I could fit into this bad boy would pay off

OP = cm0002 = check his 32 other accounts

you can die from Alzheimer's?

I don't know how it happens, but it's something I've heard a few times.