Optical illusion
At one time or another, we have all been challenged both visually and
mentally by optical illusions. Several optical illusions exist and is used for
many different things. For instance; lines
and shapes can be used to challenge and/or measure visual perception. Psychologist use techniques such as these in
order to learn from their patients as well. In the illusions attached below,
the artist clearly demonstrates an optical illusion by using lines that appear
different in length and width. This is truly not the case making this an
illusion. The deception of these lines begin with the stimuli of what is
perceived through vision. The information then travels from the receptors in
electrical form. They are broken down
and shared with other neuron cells. The cells energy is transmitted to the
brain where the information is processed and transformed into knowledge and
response.
Picture1 {vertical lines are the same length}
http://www.scientificpsychic.com
Picture2 { same size in length and width }
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