What's written like this, there are so many possibilities in the world. What are you talking about? So, from the studio to Seoul City Hall, how many ways are there to get there? How did you get there? DC, how did you get there? Taxi, taxi is good. 4, Asia, 5. Why don't you take a taxi? 605. From a friend, P. The first one to use is the best. This is a point unique to Korea in the world. Think quickly because in a country like Korea, where friends often appear in proverbs, it's not like other countries. It's only in Korea in the world, and there's a proverb that cannot be translated into a foreign language, like Japan. It's impossible to translate the proverb Friendship is like taking a taxi to Gangnam. Oh, no, that doesn't work. If translated into English, it's a strange saying. RX, RX. It doesn't make sense. Please note, it's small, but this method is also possible. Sometimes you can go by rabbit. And although it may be a bit expensive, you can also take a helicopter.

You might think this sounds like nonsense, but anyway, it's a possible way. When we talk about how to go about choosing the mayor of Seoul, we only leave a few things. We just talk about it at a common-sense level, and the infinite other possibilities are all gone in the remaining 99.99%. At some point, humans are much better off quickly taking out one or two possibilities and using them. So, when we look at the world, we leave only one possibility. Like the inability earlier, let's see. You know, like the one thing expressed earlier, you already know what it is. It's not food, but even though we know it's not moving in our heads, we somehow feel it's spinning. Feeling it spin is normal. Yes, yes. Well, it should be well made. It's not experiencing all 100% of the other side.

Experiencing it is better than just knowing it, and it's okay not to be formal or polite, understanding that there is a difference. You must feel like something is moving or changing in those three lines. What is this? It's about interpreting what we see. Most of us have turned away from seeing that, right? It feels strange, so we can create a possibility that may not even exist. With our visual senses, we determine all kinds of three-dimensional shapes. There are also many possibilities here. In fact, most people think that the Clover K is closer to the Spade K than to me. However, there is another possibility. You can move the Spade K next to it like this. But we also have the possibility of arranging it on the right side. Somehow, the silver demo...

We feel like we are covering the black line, but there could be other possibilities. The sediment square may have sprouted because its properties are not good, or something else may be connected next to it. However, we only chose one without considering that possibility. Nevertheless, in this rapidly changing world, it is also the power of positive misconception that enables us to quickly see the three-dimensional world actively with only 2D information. Have you heard of perspective in art class? For example, how did the teacher say to preserve the principle to save the original? Even if it's a big deal, right, the size is different. So, what's in front of me is bigger, and what's far away from me is smaller. Does the sharpness, in other words, the resolution, increase as it gets farther from me? Will it improve? No, it doesn't. That's why it looks blurry.

So, one of the things that creates perspective is making things in the back blurrier. Vaguely, right? So, when we look at something far away, we think, Oh, it's far, and when we look at something clear and close, we think, Oh, it's close. This is generally correct in daily life, but in certain situations, it can actually lead us to make mistakes. For example, when you climb up a mountain on a clear day and see something far away, or when you look at a mountain on the opposite side and think, I can get there in an hour, but when you actually go, it takes 2 or 3 hours. Why? Because it looks clear, we think it's closer. This is the story of depth perception. If there are two, they fight. Why? Because of the mismatch. To actually use this mismatch, there are two doors.

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김경일 인지심리학자 #03 | 당신의 눈이 착시현상을 보는 이유! 보이는 것이 항상 옳진 않다 | #어쩌다어른 #사피엔스

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