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> I still don't have a really good feeling that any of this is more
than a post hoc explanation though.
> Tim
> _______________________________________________________
> Timothy O. Shearon, PhD
> Albertson College of Idaho
> Department of Psychology
> 2112 Cleveland Blvd
> Caldwell, Idaho
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Typically to answer interesting questions like this, a good source
might be the people who do not experience the phenomenon. For
example, dyslexia, stutters, brain damaged, or psychotic people?
I have a friend that does not see phi phenomenon, motion after effect,
or subjective color. I would predict he would not see a jiggle in the
TV or LED clock when he uses an electric toothbrush.
Ron Blue
