I wonder if more women noticed the change than men...
It's a wonder how easily mislead we can be, visually. In a way, we're like sheep. But I guess that's just another part of our many genetic faults - which may ironically be useful in the species's survival.
i think its probably just coincidence who notices. most people will not care who is giving them the form and they have other things on their mind. whereas some people might find the guy attractive or like his shirt or just have nothing on their mind so are more observational that day and will notice when he changes.
I've done the same thing to a girl riding her doggy style. Switched with my mate and she never noticed.
Beforeyouandme 1 week ago
I wonder if more women noticed the change than men...
It's a wonder how easily mislead we can be, visually. In a way, we're like sheep. But I guess that's just another part of our many genetic faults - which may ironically be useful in the species's survival.
caohanlu 3 weeks ago
I would want to abuse this,in a test .etc
carnage98kill 4 weeks ago
i think its probably just coincidence who notices. most people will not care who is giving them the form and they have other things on their mind. whereas some people might find the guy attractive or like his shirt or just have nothing on their mind so are more observational that day and will notice when he changes.
jam791 2 months ago
One day closer to having a Bistromath of my own!
wheelie2217 2 months ago
Irony? here in Mexico our educational system is regulated by the SEP...
migueloico 2 months ago
It could be a brain disorder. I have dyslexia and I look around constantly to take in as much as I can of my surroundings.
noobishmove 2 months ago
the women that noticed are the ones that thought the first or second guy was cute.
Leadman1989 2 months ago 2
it is the noisy when the man moving away make alert the those who detected the change!
gaoliona 2 months ago
Can you tell me the psychologist behind this study?
LaurynTheBieberLover 3 months ago
@LaurynTheBieberLover Simons et.al. did this research, see also Inattentional Blindness (referred to by Simons as "The Monkey Business experiment" :)
e0n2624 3 months ago