We don't realize we are doing that.

We can all sense it.

We don't notice and don't notice that we don't notice the toxic molecules emitted by a carpet or by the fabric on the seats.

We just don't see it.

We often won't even notice them.

Maybe we're overlooking the obvious.

But then we see extraordinary differences.

OK, now the first thing we notice about it, it's extremely frontal.

When we notice this we just steer a little bit stronger.

This solution is the linearly polarized solution of the wave equations.

Bad design we notice when we trip over it.

But we don't notice that bit we just unconditionally love.

Sometimes we see it produces some pretty queer mental effects.

So we notice that we overall equivalent effectiveness is 30 .

When we do that, we actually find that people that play a lot of action games are really, really good.

We notice our actions are necessary more than ever.

Miracles do exist, but we just don't notice them in the flow of events.

So the Solar System might be teeming with aliens, and we're just not noticing them.

That is, our society, we sympathize, but after a while, we start to ignore.

Then as we walk into the space in between them, we notice they have wings.

So as we walk pass them, we notice something quirky about the naturalism of the figures.

We leave this fingerprint when we communicate, without realizing it.

We're so good at this we don't really even notice it.

In the crowd, a baby adorned with silver medals.

Walk right by him like we don't see him.

Beyond that, it becomes progressively blurrier, but we don't notice this at all.

We write them out mathematically, and we see they use very similar mathematics.

And what's interesting about this is that, because the tacks are in a box, we don't see the box.

You look at gravity, you see a certain law.

We have already witnessed dramatic and constructive changes in our political and social landscape.

It happens so naturally in most families that we don't even notice it.

Occasionally we sense something wrong or too late.

But we notice it in a different way than bad design and bad acting.

But what we're missing is also some other emissions like black carbon, that is soot.

We so rarely note how different it is from moment to moment, with clouds coming and going.

Now, what happens is that as we do that, as we peel these skins of the onion, and we get closer and closer to the underlying law, we see that each skin has something in common with the previous one, and with the next one. We write them out mathematically, and we see they use very similar mathematics.

I mean, this is all very depressing, right people have conflicts of interest, we don't see it, and so on.

That is, we often see what we want to see and don't see what we don't want to see.

Often, the good ideas are so staring at you right in the face that you kind of miss them.

Beauty that is more often than not missed, missed because there's something more important happening five years from now, or this weekend, or last year.

We usually don't notice the dust on our skin because we can't see a thin layer of dust on top of our skin color.

So we often talk about stealth as a means for avoiding any type of sensing, but when things looks just natural, you also don't see them.

We so rarely note how different it is from moment to moment with clouds coming and going.

Meanwhile, we got spoiled. We failed to notice the changes that occurred in our life, and in human psychology.

Normally... we live well enough alone, you know, if you Beaners wanna kill himselves south of the border of a little white rocks we don't give a shit.