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I think this is a very intuitive theory. I feel you can actually notice this consciously when you do some mundane repetitive task you've done a lot and somethin
by Barrin92 5y ago
I think this is a very intuitive theory. I feel you can actually notice this consciously when you do some mundane repetitive task you've done a lot and something is off. For example if you lift a cup you thought was full and it isn't and for a moment it really throws you off. It's not just perceived as a difference but as something 'out of whack'.
- euroderf 5y agoOr when you lift an egg carton with one hand but it's only partially full and all the eggs are at one end and you lose your grip oops. I always rearrange our eggs to have left/right symmetry in the carton and my wife must think I'm nuts.
- csee 5y agoOr when you're walking and expecting a step to be there and it isn't.
- Talanes 5y agoLiving with you would drive me insane, because I solved the same problem by always orienting the full half of the carton in back and adjusting my expectations to match.
- euroderf 5y agoI should have added that this is in a large household. So egg arrangement is self-defense.