What you see is not always what you get. We learn to perceive or understand what we’re looking at, and we get used to how things are supposed to be. Sometimes our brains get the clues all wrong. Other times, our brains fill in the missing pieces. Our brains cause optical illusions in both ways. The optical illusion you see the most is probably television. TV doesn’t really move. Television is really lots of s…
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…your brain can trick you. The main reasons are because the brain fills in what it expects to be there. The second major reason is because your brain just gets the messages all wrong. Next time that something looks a bit tricky it probably is an illusion. Perhaps you too can go by the quote, “It’s not an optical illusions, it just looks that way.” Bibliography www.grandillusions.com www.illusionworks.com