There something to this, I just don’t know what yet.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38XO7ac9eSs[/youtube]
Thanks to John Gruber for the link.
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Whoa! At first I thought this was like magic trick go! I wonder what their conclusions were for the study. I can see other factors attributing to the percieved ‘Change Blindness’. What if the subjects were under heavy mental pressures – the change of person at the front desk might have fallen burner to the green Simpson-looking-gremlins (on that one very special Halloween Episode tormenting Bart in the bus ride) running amok of the background of their reality. Or perhaps, maybe they suffer poor self esteem, noticed the changed but felt a deep pang in their gut and shrunk to a miniscule point to bring it up. Another alternative reasoning that can explain their disinterest in the change is their brains are traveling dimensions far more important -incomprehendible would be wasting their precious neurological energy to state the obvious. I’m sure this later reason is suitable to explain the subject with the cap. Well, thank you Christorpher Price for sharing. Your website is pretty dope! I wish I had one of these fancy thingamabobs… I’m sure I could spend my time on other things though. Like work. school. and buying groceries now that I moved out of my mother’s basement indefinetly I hope. Only took 20 years. Perhaps she’s change blind and doesn’t even know that I don’t live there anymore. I think I’ll text her. Gracias!