This was a visual attention experiment conducted by Becklen and Cervone(1983) to show that the human mind has its limits. There is only so much the brain can process at a particular time and it mus...
This was a visual attention experiment conducted by Becklen and Cervone(1983) to show that the human mind has its limits. There is only so much the brain can process at a particular time and it must be selective in what it chooses to filter. Watch this short clip very closely...
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hmm, I'm guessing this was later adapted/popularized into the gorilla version, which still worked even though the presentation was cleaner and less odd. and both experiments caught me off guard equally well. our minds have got lots of filters, and can't handle a lot at once, eh.
i counted teh sounds the lil beep i heard....hopeing it would be the same number so i could watch for sum sneaky ninja thing lol xD and i was lucky 20 beeps 20 passes
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