I always feel inclined to walk, but I don't.

An illusion in which the legs are dominated by the brain and the feeling of walking is oblique. Actually, it is not. This is the illusion of the brain, and the vibration state of the cerebellum leads to illusion. One, my body shakes and loses its stability, which is also an illusion of my body. In fact, there is no tilt, lack of support, including violent body shaking will affect my intuition officer. There is also a feeling of watching your own shadow walk. This is just the angle of walking. Generally speaking, when a person loses his balance, his body leans. This situation has something to do with their physical condition. You can try to take a walk and look at your own shadow when the sun is shining, and you will know if they are hallucinating and leaning. These are normal instinctive reactions. When people are active, the body, including the brain and cerebellum, is also moving violently, so there will be some hallucinations and misjudgments of angles. So, these are all. If you really tilt, people will lose their balance, take the wrong route and walk sideways, so don't worry!