That would make it interesting , and would remind me of the article by Barron in this month's magazine. I push here because I don't change my decided flop line or range on a blank on the turn. Villain may very well be a very solid player applying some fundamental principles as in:

He knows what range we think he puts us on, he knows we know he knows we connected with flop, he thinks we think he knows we can't be bluffed out of this pot, therefor eliminating in our mind the chance he is bluffing or doing this with a worse hand, and forcing some of us to play weak/tight and fold a better hand if we go by the book.

If hes such an awesome level 4 thinking player, the only place it gets us is back to square one, where we are ahead of his range, continue with our line, and push here, thrilled that he put more money in the pot, which is what we were hoping for taking this line.