> we have refuted the null hypothesis that people see what they're looking at. I remember a police officer pulling over my parents car, asking for the vehicle

> we have refuted the null hypothesis that people see what they're looking at. I remember a police officer pulling over my parents car, asking for the vehicle papers, checking them for 2 good minutes, and saying everything was fine, we were free to go. After a few kilometres, my father suddenly noticed that he had given the copper the papers of a totally different car than the one in which we were... It is like at the border, when customs officers flip the pages of your passport while looking at you. They spend as much time on white pages than on the ones that matter; in fact they just watch you and extend the time they watch you by pretending to check something, hoping their magical skills will allow them to detect if you get nervous because you are guilty of something. Either that or the copper could not read.