> Moving from one place to another was called "local motion"

Deliberately catching a train to a really bad part of town would be
"loco motion" ?

Not differentiating between cause and effect can be quite misguided
or humorous. There was a seriously-considered theory (by a handful
but it has "urban myth" remnants) that wind is caused by trees waving
their branches

Or the proof that spiders' ears are in their legs. How reasoned ?
Well, if you make a loud noise, a spider will run away. But pull its
legs off .... 

By the same token, flies ears are in their wings

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