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by **Jean** » Apr 11th, '11, 18:51

Beardy wrote:
Jean Eugene Roberts wrote:It would be interesting to see if this works with someone the test subject knows.
For example work colleague A asks you to look over some work he's done, and while your looking it over he switches with work colleague B.

It would probably work with me because I'm c*** (not the best) with facial recognition. But what about normal people?

That actually happened in the study that I did! Person A swapped for person B, and the participant knew person B! They just apologised that they isn't realise it was them!

That seems to imply that they would notice the change, but still it would be interesting to see what would happen if the subject knew both people.

Speaking of change blindness I've only just noticed Tomo still has his christmas avatar.

by **kolm** » Apr 11th, '11, 19:13

Jean Eugene Roberts wrote:Speaking of change blindness I've only just noticed Tomo still has his christmas avatar.

ssh. It's an experiment

by **Lord Freddie** » Apr 24th, '11, 22:39

All hail the Beardless Beard!

Anyone who is a cross between Derren Brown and Will from The Inbetweeners meets my approval.

Even greater things are to come from Chris. Believe me.

by **DeadSweet** » Apr 25th, '11, 00:53

That was brilliant! what a great theory!

by **Grimshaw** » Apr 25th, '11, 22:56

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAnKvo-fPs0

Here's more change blindery. All good stuff. With Susan Greenfield this time, who I liked when I read her books, but disliked when I saw her on a BBC documentary.

by **DaveM** » Apr 25th, '11, 23:19

Lord Freddie wrote:Anyone who is a cross between Derren Brown and Will from The Inbetweeners meets my approval.

I'm glad that someone else thinks that.

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