On a similar note, I remember reading somewhere that performing magic in front of children is harder than it is for adults.
Our adult brains have built up a large repertoire of pattern recognition algos that help us skip steps, lead ourselves to conclusions, ultimately interpret our world better and faster. Children see the world on a more visceral level because they don't have that pattern recognition in place yet, so they have to rely more on direct sensory feedback.
Our adult brains have built up a large repertoire of pattern recognition algos that help us skip steps, lead ourselves to conclusions, ultimately interpret our world better and faster. Children see the world on a more visceral level because they don't have that pattern recognition in place yet, so they have to rely more on direct sensory feedback.
Totally off-topic.