What are invisible paths?

Invisible paths are like secret roads that you can walk on but can’t see.

Imagine you’re playing a game where you and your friend have to follow a trail from one end of the park to the other. But instead of colored tape or rocks, there’s something invisible guiding you, it's like a hidden map only you can feel. That’s what invisible paths are: ways to move from one place to another, but they’re not visible.

Think about when you use a ruler to draw straight lines on paper. The line is there, but if the ruler was invisible, you’d still be able to draw straight, it’s just that you can’t see the ruler itself. Invisible paths work like that: they help things move in a certain direction or from one spot to another without being seen.

Sometimes, invisible paths are made by tiny helpers, like little robots who push things along, but you don’t notice them because they’re too small or too fast. You just feel the movement, like when your toy car zooms across the floor without anyone touching it.