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It's my understanding that people prefer to go counterclockwise in all sorts of situations, it might just be that.
That's really interesting, but I don't think it's what's going on here. The real-world routes are messier of course, and in the particular one that made me think of this question, my preferred longer route is closer to clockwise. I think it happens both ways.