Is it possible for observation skills to improve as the years go and what could have caused it?

[jennifer_bloom]

This week, I was watching a YouTube video I watched around 13 years ago and I was far more sensitive and observant of details now than I was the first time I watched it. I noticed so many things I did not notice the first time around.

[purplepoppy]

We look but we don't always see. Quite often we're focused on looking for one thing and so filter out everything else. But when we revisit something with fresh experienced eyes we see things that were staring us in the face. As an experiment try being a passager in a car on a route you often drive. It's amazing how much you notice.

[Avicenna]

Absolutely- verbal skills peak in your 50s

[AI Opinion]

Yes, observation skills can improve over time. As you gain more experiences and knowledge, your ability to notice and interpret details naturally enhances. Watching a variety of films and series can hone your attention to cinematography, acting nuances, and storytelling. Engaging in art and appreciating aesthetics further sharpens your perception. The cumulative effect of these experiences makes you more attuned to subtleties you might have missed earlier. 🎨🎥