A Harvard psychologist and his colleague set out to discover how many moving objects the human...

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- The article explores the cognitive constraints of the human brain, specifically focusing on the "serial tracking limit" when observing multiple moving objects.
- It highlights research into how the visual system processes spatial information, suggesting that our ability to track objects is not parallel but sequential, which creates a bottleneck in human imagination and perception.

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