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Honora 18 hours ago
#23 much smarter and kinder prank than #24
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Karon 9 hours ago
Honora,
#23 wasn't a prank it was an experiment and a fascinating one at that.
Simons and Levin 1998 "Failure to detect changes to people during a real-world interaction" closely tied to Change blindness
#23 wasn't a prank it was an experiment and a fascinating one at that.
Simons and Levin 1998 "Failure to detect changes to people during a real-world interaction" closely tied to Change blindness
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Naldo 17 hours ago
#21. Dat ass though.
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Jed 16 hours ago
#3 Regional train in Japan. Wife and I enter. "Dang, only backwards facing seats.", we sit anyway.
Woman comes in, switches seat direction. Wife and I were amazed and a little bit embarrased, but we switched, too :)
#7 Oh yes, experimental archaeology. Very interesting field of research!
Woman comes in, switches seat direction. Wife and I were amazed and a little bit embarrased, but we switched, too :)
#7 Oh yes, experimental archaeology. Very interesting field of research!
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Jud 11 hours ago
#7 is a Rapa Nui (Easter Island) moai being moved. For a century it was a puzzled how these massive stones were moved many miles from the quarry to other parts of the island. The islanders told the white men that the stones "walked" which was, of course, dismissed.
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Donald 9 hours ago
#7 They already walk among us... If you need an intermediary, I am ready, my Moai masters... 
#23 wasn't a prank it was an experiment and a fascinating one at that.
Simons and Levin 1998 "Failure to detect changes to people during a real-world interaction" closely tied to Change blindness
Woman comes in, switches seat direction. Wife and I were amazed and a little bit embarrased, but we switched, too :)
#7 Oh yes, experimental archaeology. Very interesting field of research!