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Someone explain to me how this works

Started by Jolly Blue Giant, October 21, 2024, 04:51:51 PM

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Jolly Blue Giant

The fact that Keith Richards has outlived Richard Simmons, sure makes me question this whole, "healthy eating and exercise" thing

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Bob In PA

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The human brain does a lot of "guess-timating" and this proves it.

On first look, the plates that can be seen as upside down wrong-side-up are most obvious/numerous, so the brain "fills in the blanks" with each new plate that is examined.

Once the plate/plates that can only be seen as upright is examined, the brain fills in the blanks with the latest data, so you see them all rightside-up.

Bob

PS. This post is an unscientific explanation because I don't know all the correct terms which a person who has studied this type of stuff would use in making an explanation.
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Jolly Blue Giant

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Quote from: Bob In PA on October 22, 2024, 09:58:39 AMThe human brain does a lot of "guess-timating" and this proves it.

On first look, the plates that can be seen as upside down or wrong-side-up are most obvious/numerous, so the brain "fills in the blanks" with each new plate that is examined.

Once the plate/plates that can only be seen as upright is examined, the brain fills in the blanks with the latest data, so you see them all rightside-up.

Bob

PS. This post is an unscientific explanation because I don't know all the correct terms which a person who has studied this type of stuff would use in making an explanation.

That's a pretty good explanation if you ask me! It has to have something to do with how the brain works
The fact that Keith Richards has outlived Richard Simmons, sure makes me question this whole, "healthy eating and exercise" thing