And automatic background subtraction, it turns out, can also manifest in intriguing, unexpected ways. Take a counterintuitive finding that Tadin and his colleagues made in 2003: We’re good at perceiving the movements of small objects, but if those objects are simply made bigger, we find it much more difficult to detect their motion.
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This is more of lots of research that shows whst we see is editted. We don’t see the REAL world but only a recording. these details show the recording is editted.
In other words we have never seen anything except a memory of what is outside our skulls.
Since we only look at a memory the memory does select what we look at. For whatever reasson.
however the failure in these researches is not recognizing we are just looking at a memory video. Thery think we really are looking at something by some process and only later, seconds, do we put it in our memory.
its just our mind/memory at work here and not our soul.