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Why do we see illusions?
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I have collected evidence
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For a different kind of hypothesis
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than that in the book on your coffee table could stand.
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than that in the book on your coffee table could stand.
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Look at this illusion
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as an example for many illusions are explained. these hypothesis
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as an example for many illusions are explained. these hypothesis
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I will explain this example step by step.
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As usual, these two parallel lines, in fact,
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As usual, these two parallel lines, in fact,
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but they seem to bow out. in the middle
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In the middle, in which radiating lines,
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it appears in your field of vision wider than above and below.
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it appears in your field of vision wider than above and below.
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And that is striking
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because it is a remarkably simple stimulus.
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These are just a few straight lines.
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Why would one of the most complex objects in the universe
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This very simple picture can not show?
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If you want to answer such questions
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you must be wondering what this could mean for you. brain
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you must be wondering what this could mean for you. brain
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You will not think brains
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that it is a pair of lines on paper.
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Your brains have evolved to process natural stimuli
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Your brains have evolved to process natural stimuli
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you might encounter in the world.
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When will the brains to such stimuli?
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It may seem strange, but you'll see all day.
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It may seem strange, but you'll see all day.
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and especially as you move forward.
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This will create an outward optical flow,
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This will create an outward optical flow,
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such as when the Enterprise goes to warp speed.
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All objects flow out
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and leave marks or smudges on your retina.
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They all activate mini neurons one by one.
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So these are representations of what happens in everyday life.
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So these are representations of what happens in everyday life.
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Strip Illustrators know.
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Those drawing those lines in their comics
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for your brains and means motion.
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In the real world you do not see a sweep,
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but the stimulus back of your eye
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brains and that tells you that you are moving.
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If you move forward, put your eyes, like cameras, small pictures fixed,
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