The
image you see below is the barber pole illusion. The barber pole illusion, is a barber pole that’s
rotating along the long axis, but the diagonal stripes appear to move along the
pole in a fashion which is inconsistent with the actual direction that the pole
is turning. The barber pole illusion also demonstrates how motion is perceived
through first-order perception, which only sees movement as continual. The
feature-tracking aspect of second-order perception does not perceive the
aftereffects of a motion; it perceives movement as stroboscopic, or as a series
of still images
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