That’s a fascinating point. Those seafarers read the stars, the wind, even the colour of the ice, and trusted their instincts as much as their tools. In a world that relies on satellites, we can still learn to notice subtle cues—like how a change in wind direction hints at an approaching storm, or how the way light hits the horizon can reveal unseen currents. It reminds us that navigation isn’t just about gadgets; it’s about listening to the world around us and trusting the quiet wisdom that comes from experience.