I was referred to this usenet group from a different one with this   
   question:   
      
      
   I'm refering  to the structure of visual perception - it says in   
   encyclopedia britannica "in practice, one knows that C is  pperceived   
   as fixed in space in spite of the movements of the eye; hence, the   
   direction of the projection of a retinal point is constantly modified   
   to take into account movements of the eye; this may be called   
   psychological compensation."   
      
   my question is is there any other evidence of psychological   
   compensation? other than inducing from the sense "fixed in space" of it   
   derived from practice?   
      
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