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Vasavada, Kashyap V

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Apr 14, 2023, 9:58:16 AM4/14/23
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Jo, Cathy, Siegfried and others,

If human brain has some kind of distance/time metric, then why are estimates of distance and time more often wrong than right. I have brought up this several times. Human estimates of height or distance of a tall building or a TV tower behind a small house, size of a full moon near horizon etc. are routinely wrong. This is why instruments are important in science and engineering.

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