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Most people can’t count the number of times that the people wearing white T-Shirts pass the ball in this video.
Can you?
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2 Responses
Right. This vid has popped up every six months for years now but the point is well taken esp. re drivers waiting at an intersection to make a right turn in front of a cyclist.
I've seen many drivers look right through me while gauging traffic. I move from side-to-side or raise a hand to catch their attention and sometimes see a startled "where did he come from" expression.
Drew, the phenomenon is known as "inattentional blindness." Here's a quick Wikipedia summary:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inattentional_blindness
The Invisible Gorilla Test is a startling illustration of it.