I think so, we just also have the capability to "double take" and pay closer attention and get a new point of view when the thing we're seeing is unexpected. I

I think so, we just also have the capability to "double take" and pay closer attention and get a new point of view when the thing we're seeing is unexpected. Its hard to say if a similar hack would work on people since we can't easily run an high speed optimization over the human visual cortex. Maybe some mice?