"Sometimes when you listen to the announcers," said Joe Borgia, the league's vice president for referee operations, "the perception becomes reality, and what they say, because they're perceived as experts, hurts the credibility of officials".
"The more physically realistic the rendering becomes, the more icky the perception becomes," he proposes.
While that was not the intent, the perception became reality.
After about five months, the system became a perception and the perception became a feeling.
If that perception becomes a reality, it will come not a moment too soon.
When the attendee judges the topic irrelevant, this negative perception becomes the second most important attendance barrier.
"This contemplation on the nature of perception becomes even more important than the subject", Koublis says.
Surveillance, visual stimulation, Rashomon effects, parallax, multiple perspectives, transparency, opacity, veils, lenses, framing devices: the technology of perception becomes fundamental to a continuing process of negotiating the elastic boundaries between public and private space.
It is, as the above quote explains, posited by the force of an inference; the 'bare object' of non-conceptual perception becomes the qualifier in a resultant determinate perception.
"And what happens with something like that is when we keep putting our backs to the wall, that perception becomes a reality.
The misconception strengthens the trend and also strengthens the misconception until the divergence between reality and perception becomes so great that it can no longer be maintained, [and] people then realize.
