By Nishant Kothary CHAPTER 12there’s no way Sally could have known that the marble was mischievously
displaced by Anne because Sally wasn’t around to witness that. But the
children don’t care about this detail. To them, reality and their minds’
representations of reality are one and the same. Sally thinks the marble is
in the box because, well, it is in the box.^10
10 Kathryn Schulz, “Our Minds, Part Two: Belief”, Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error,
4 Jan 2011, pp. 87-111.