Would you exptect to get the same results if the question were: which one
looks better? - George
>When the
>two images are presented, the subjects will tell you that they don't
>recognize either of them. Yet when choosing a prefered image, they almost
>always choose the one that had been presented in a masked format.
>
>Now I realize that this experiment has nothing to do with ideas of form or
>the sorts of patterns and symmetries that humans tend to find appealing.
>It is also counter to the neophile nature of most academics and other
>highbrows. My point is that aesthetic choices made by individual people
>will be informed by what they have seen before, whether consciously or
>not.
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