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I’m curious whether this is a time perception thing, or very specialised thought processes. If I were to take an F1 driver and put them in front a cricket bowle
by jon-wood 4y ago
I’m curious whether this is a time perception thing, or very specialised thought processes. If I were to take an F1 driver and put them in front a cricket bowler would they be able to spot the spin on a ball? Can a skateboarder react quick enough to drive an F1 car?
- tsm 4y agoAnecdotally, it's specialized. In the past five years I've put a tremendous amount of effort into improvising variations for 18th-century Scottish music (…don't ask) and have noticed that things slow down and from my point of view I have all the time in the world to think about what I've played and what should come next. But for the audience I'm zipping along at 480 eighth notes per minute. Meanwhile, I'm absolutely useless at anything involving sports or a fast reaction time. I'm reminded of the section of Peak (Anders Ericsson) where chess grandmasters were excellent at remembering board positions from real games and completely average at remembering impossible board positions.