Consider the following question: You have suddenly lost all perceptual constancies - what specific problems do you encounter? Create a scene- -in the form of a play, narrative, or newspaper article- -that illustrates a problem you might encounter.

After losing perceptual constancies, a person would encounter problems like object recognition, depth and distance misjudgement, confusion due to color shifts under different lights, and difficulty in understanding the real size and shape of objects. A narrative that weaves these elements together could describe an ordinary day made difficult by these perceptual changes. For instance, crossing the street becomes challenging due to the inability to judge the distance and speed of oncoming cars. Perceiving people and objects may become arduous tasks, as the ability to comprehend real size, shape or position is compromised. A newspaper article reporting on these complications could serve as the intended scene.