Beautiful, Mark! & scary. I'd love to see the training package that you
develop out of this. Hopefully you will figure a way to get it out to
interested clubs.
Cheers
Brett Kettle
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At 01:56 PM 7/04/05 +0930, you wrote:
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>The conclusion drawn from this test is that humans will completely
>fail to perceive anything they're not giving direct attention to
>(there is a stack of other research carried out by the VisCog lab
>to back this up; this test isn't the only thing that has
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At 01:56 PM 7/04/05 +0930, you wrote:
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>The con
I tried the vision test... Got the 14, and only noticed the other
distraction about 0.5 sec before it left the field of view.
Does that mean I'm slightly in touch with my "fenamine side"?
Regards,
Phill Glasson
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On Thu, 2005-04-07 at 18:29 +0930, Anthony Smith wrote:
> Unfortunately, the ability to only do one thing at a time is a typical male
> attribute. Mike is right, talking on the radio or focusing on other tasks
> severely downgrades our visual capacity. A typical female can actually
> process sever
Title: RE: [Aus-soaring] Inattentional Blindness
"But officer, I looked and I didn't see him."
Often the first words spoken at the scene of an accident when a motorist knocks over a cyclist or motorcyclist.
Maybe a weak excuse but it still can be true! Often motorist
Fenamine?
Is that what you are on?
Should you be flying? ;-)
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> I tried the vision test... Got the 14, and only noticed the other
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