That means most of us make our living by being nice. I cannot remember the color of my own shoes without sneaking a quick peek. I never remember faces. I rarely recall names. But experience is not simply right-handed.
Experience is ambidextrous.
If it's a schedule of around a year, I'd be very suspicious of any refinement under a month in duration, just because people have trouble with that kind of discrimination. James Bullock Whistling In The Dark Step on a crack and break your mother's back. Often, if the drawing deceives, it is not only the viewer who is enchanted but also the maker, who is the victim of his own artifice. Alberti understood this danger and pointed out that architects should not try to imitate painters and produce lifelike drawings. The brain does not achieve fine discrimination by pushing fine discrimination forward in the senses and by producing a more sensitive physical apparatus.