Perception contrasted with bank robbery eyewitnesses and psychology
A newspaper piece explores how eyewitness accounts differ in a bank robbery and uses psychology expert quotes to explain perception. It discusses how personal bias, context, and culture color memory, with examples from optical illusions and cultural differences between Africans and urban dwellers.
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Verne's Lost Paris in the 20th Century Found After Long Flight
The 1863 manuscript Paris in the 20th Century, rejected by Jules Hetzel as bleak and impractical, was rediscovered after decades. Experts verified the manuscript in 1991 and it depicts gas powered cars, telegraph aided transit, and an electric chair in a grim future Paris.
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