The broken escalator phenomenon

Overview of attention for article published in Experimental Brain Research, June 2003

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@jpiquer https://t.co/azALSN0eJr

25 Jan 2023

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Quite happy about I learned that there is a name for this experience. "Broken escalator phenomenon" https://t.co/fUVvomRzHZ even the research paper! https://t.co/471g3cLtg0

18 Oct 2022

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@tedcooke Something like this? https://t.co/xfPdEDKcM3 escalators are also designed with slightly worse (for climbing) pitch angles and step riser heights, so they're actually harder to ascend manually!

09 Jun 2022

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止まってるエスカレーターに乗る時、止まってるって分かっててもガクンってなるあれ、「The broken escalator phenomenon （壊れたエスカレーター現象）」って言うらしい。ネーミングセンスにわろてる。 https://t.co/G9kFw9d00H https://t.co/p9nYQRkoTN

21 Oct 2020

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