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On 2011, May 12, , at 12:13, Anthony Lapinski wrote:
Did research like this ever happen?
Yes, but very long ago -- The glasses weren't inversion, but
distorting, IIRC. The "subject" after a time was able to
ride a bicycle, then took them of while riding and fell off!.
bc thinks it was in Switzerland -- not surprised if J.
Clement knows about this.
p.s. I think Iread abourt this in Psych 1 @ UCSB, so 1959
I thought this would be impossible to "Google" but here's
the first rsponse:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perceptual_adaptation
Not incidentally all dentists do this experiment.
A bit more detail:
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:-O9Bg7saee4J:https:/
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