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Saw one like this in my Psychology class, which was even more difficult cause you weren't allowed to count the passes if the ball hit the ground first (and there were multiple balls to count).

 

But yeah, I failed that one back then.

 

it had a gorilla though, which looked cooler than this moonwalking bear =P

 

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Got the number of passes corect, but failed the test.

 

Derren Brown did something similar when I saw him live, but it involved a game of table tennis. Not many hands went up when he asked how many passed the test.

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This is quite a well known thing now, I heard of it in my first year, and Richard Wiseman has written a book based on it, and seeing hidden oppurtunities and all that. I think it is pretty interesting though, how can we be so blind to something right in front of our eyes?! Makes me realise just how fickle the human brain can be, and I find it makes me constantly doubt myself.

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Really there was a bear?

Wow I'm so stupid. Why do I even try these tests when it's clear that I'll never pass them because I've been asked another question so my attention is elsewhere. I'm so stupid.

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I went to see Derren Brown last friday and he used the same kinda of video but with table tennis players instead, and the two players in black, switched with apes. So I was well aware what this was going to be :(

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I 'failed'.

 

Whilst this is cool, essentially it boils down to, "You didn't see something you weren't looking at!" This makes it a good advert for cyclist awareness, but the revelation is more one of common sense than psychology.


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