An optical illusion
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An optical illusion
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Re: An optical illusion
A nice illustration of how we don't "see" reality, but construct it.
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Re: An optical illusion
I downloaded the image then cropped out the two halves. Tile the two images one above the other, or slide one on top of the other top, and you can see they are the same but no matter which one you put on the right, they look different.
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Re: An optical illusion
Our brains must process on the horizontal plane. 
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Re: An optical illusion
Suggests that driving on the road is ... how to say it .. Interesting 
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Re: An optical illusion
It happens sometimes when you have a document in Word or a PDF with the same image/logo on two pages looking at the doc in two page-view, and you ask yourself if the images are not aligned or something.
Indeed; but is that good news, bad news or both for Schrödinger's cat?
Byelingual When you speak two languages but start losing vocabulary in both of them.