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The art of seeing something clearly and deciding it simply doesn't count.
means To pay no attention to something or treat it as unimportant, often on purpose.
from Built in the 1600s from Old French regarder, to look at, with the prefix dis- slamming the door: to actively un-look.
Active choiceImplies awareness, not mere ignorance
Legal weightReckless disregard can prove negligence in court
Noun and verbYou disregard, then show disregard