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>> Hard to believe but apparently true. Something fishy in our brain. Jan
>> Koenderink, who was giving the talk, is trying to figure out why.
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> Perhaps something similar to line perception where we overestimate acute
> angles and underestimate obtuse ones.
My mother believes she can sing. Even though she's actually about a
fifth to a third flat. The result sounds truly *horrible*! You'd think
she could hear the difference, but no...
She also claims to be unable to tell the difference between major and
minor chords, which is impressive given the vast, world-alering
difference between the two.
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