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Willy Mays once said that when he was in the grove - the ball looked the 
size of a watermellon and when he was in a slump it looked the size of a 
pea. So yep I think the experiment validates that statement.

Truman

heidi larson wrote:
> This is certainly off topic so I'll apologize in advance, however, I 
> thought this was very cool. A girl, not sure from where, did her 
> science project on baseball players, good hitters vs. poor, and she 
> had a piece of paper with three sillouettes of baseballs, one the real 
> size, one slightly smaller and one slightly larger. The group of very 
> good hitters all thought the larger sillouette was the actual size of 
> the ball, the poor hitters picked the smaller sillouette. She also 
> applied this to golfers, the sillouette represented the cup the ball 
> goes in to, once again, the good golfers thought the larger was the 
> actual size of the cup, while the poor golfers thought it was the 
> smaller of the three. Interesting I thought!!!
> heidi

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“Ethical axioms are found and tested not very differently from the 
axioms of science. Truth is what stands the test of experience.” Albert 
Einstein


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