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How to expect the unexpected: Fast motion overrides inattentional blindness
Imagine you are looking at a screen – much like you are doing now. On this screen are moving dots and you count how often they collide with each other. While you are doing that – unbeknownst to you – … Continue reading
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Tagged attention, evolution, Gorilla, Inattentional blindness, information filtering, Invisible Gorilla, Mark 14, Torpedo
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