We get the point: when on the move and busy it's easy to become disorientated.
The board of enquiry concluded that the crew had become disorientated due to "white-out" conditions.
Then Bowie got kinda disorientated in the house.
"He designed what he called the plunge: an act of diving into unknown waters and getting completely whacked and disorientated so you can orientate yourself in a new way.
Which was just as well, in a way, because it gave us time to get used to the strange, disorientating fact of our middle-aged orphanage.
Although Pablo Picasso gets passionately inspired and willingly disorientated, it's touching that so many of the artists here, most notably Louise Bourgeois, Rebecca Horn and Michele Ciacciofera, reflect with painful sensitivity on love's profound illusiveness.
At the best of times, it's too easy to hate the town - although that shouldn't stop you - it's all boulevards and roundabouts and it has a clever knack for getting you completely disorientated.
American literary scholar Terry Castle joined the debate this summer with an article for the London Review of Books in which he struggled to get to grips with "the gorgeous, disorientating, sometimes repellent phenomenon, Outsider art".
