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I look down on you
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and I think I have a whole sense of where everybody is.
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I can't see everybody perfectly in back.
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You're kind of far away and blurry
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but there's a sense in which I have a world around me.
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Similarly, if I'm to close my eyes for a second,
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everything just remains
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and I could sort of remember some of the things that are there.
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That's really good sound localization by me.
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So you're looking up
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and you think you have a sense of the world both in perception and memory.
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The change-blindness experiment suggested this isn't true.