Opinion | We need a ‘Mazars accountant warning’ on everything Trump says

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Opinion | We need a ‘Mazars accountant warning’ on everything Trump says John Pomfret

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When you look at a piece of mottled camouflage in a matching environment, your brain naturally "connects" the lines of the colored blotches with the lines of the trees, ground, leaves and shadows. This affects the way you perceive. Recognize the person or object wearing that camouflage. Human perception naturally categorizes things in the world as separate objects. When you look at a scene, you are gathering an immense amount of information with your eyes and other senses. In order for your conscious mind to make any sense out of this information, your brain has to break it down into component parts. When your brain perceives a long, vertical area of brown with green blotches connected to it, you perceive a tree. And when your brain perceives many, many individual trees in a given area, you perceive a forest. A U.S. Marine in full camouflage gear: The colors match his surroundings, and the disruptive pattern conceals the contours of his body.


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