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I found the optical illusions to be quite frustrating. I wasn't always seeing what they were describing, and I couldn't no matter how hard I tried. I also didn't understand what I was supposed to be doing, not really.

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I don't know how to feel about the illusions as I am not the biggest fan of them anymore, I was a huge fan of them as kid and now I am just sorta like "hmm that's a thing" . I guess the novelty of them wore off for me. Its still pretty cool but they don't make me excited as the do fir other people

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I've personally never had much luck in regard to having a thoroughly fun experience with optical illusions, ever since I was a kid it has been considerably difficult for me to actually be able to fool my eyes/mind. This lab showed me a variety of very interesting illusions that were extremely simple for my eyes to pick up on. My favorite of the illusions that I looked at is a tie breaker between the "biological movement" illusion, and the "flash lag effect". I love interesting things such as optical illusions and items that confuse the mind. This was a very enjoyable assignment and I believe I'll be visiting the illusion site again very soon.

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honestly this was the best thing i did with my time today being full heartedly honest besides drink two full water-bottles. (thank you for the applause) i LOVED IT. i love optical illusions and art and it was so cool. i love how he brain tries to process colour and shadows and shapes and fills in gaps and the brain just likes to assume so many things and thinks it so smart but its wrong and doesn't like to admit that. but non the less i thought it was really cool to look at and i liked the one were the circles seemed to be spinning yet the image was still.

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I found the optical illusion lab very interesting. It was filled with such a variety of choices of illusions. I found it very cool that we can interpret things one way and then it can suddenly change. Ive heard of optical illusions before, but it was very interesting to see how many different ones their were just on that website. My favourite one was called Pulfrich effect. This one instructed you to wear sunglasses only over one eye. This made the dots look 3D. It was really fascinating to me that without the glasses it was just normal dots, and now they were 3D and it was very clear. Overall this lab was very interesting and probably my favourite one yet!

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I found a lot of really cool optical illusions during the lab and I think that they are so fascinating on how they trick our brains so easily. One of the illusions that I found the most interesting was the moon illusion. This one was very simple but it showed that our brains will trick us into thinking something is real just because it is more aesthetically pleasing than the real thing. I really liked learning about how the different illusions worked and how such a simple concept could trick our complex brains.

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My personal favorite illusion was the rotating snakes one. The circles appeared to be spinning but they actually weren't. I find it so interesting how a still image is able to trick your mind with different patterns, shapes and colors into thinking it is moving and changing.

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I personally am not a fan of illusions as they began to hurt my head very fast but it was however super interesting, i found there were more boring ones then there was cool ones but it was an interesting switch up for lab questions instead of videos.

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I like optical illusions, I think they're fun. My favorite illusions are the ones that have to do with faces and perspective. Although I like the illusions that include shapes, it hurts my eyes after a while. Overall, an interesting module. I liked questioning why my brain assumes things right off the bat. The human brain is so complex and yet we are tricked by such simple things.

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Personally, I found all the different optic illusions were very interesting. It was cool to see how each of the illusions worked and the science behind why we perceive certain things and how the brain interprets illusions. The illusion that I found the most interesting was “the dress” illusion. I remember when it was a very popular thing to see which colour you thought the dress was. It’s quite interesting to me that people can see different colour combinations on one image but on the image with higher contrast, it looked totally different to them.

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I do enjoy these illusions but they also hurt my eyes since i don`t have the best eyesight. My favourite is the Vanishing dots, because i`ve always wondering how this happens ever since i was younger, and i always spent so much time asking myself how this happens. I think they are very entertaining, but definitely hurt my eyes a lot.

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I find optical illusions to be very interesting mainly because I enjoy seeing how people view each optical illusion and how their brain might interpret it differently. My favourite illusion that i looked at was the sigma motion. this was the one with the black and white flickering lines that moved really fast until you put your finger up to it and slowly moved it to the left.

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I think optical illusions are very cool. I thought it was interesting how we can not see something for so long and then once we see it, we can't unsee it. My favorite one was the "Rotation changes Interpretation" illusion. This was the one of the rotating face where you could see a new face when it was completely upside down.

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I really enjoyed the optical illusion lab and the illusions I got to see. I found it really interesting to be able to adjust the different aspects of the illusions to be able to understand how it worked a little better. However, even though I understand what I was seeing and what the illusion made it look like I was seeing I found some of the explanations were a little confusing. I did a lot of research and was able to understand the actual science of it all and once I found an answer that made sense it was a lot more fun. My favorite illusion was the "Missing Corner" Cube - Illusion. I don't know why but I was so intrigued with the idea that there were so many possible outcomes from one image. It was also amusing to try to see all of the different possibilities. Overall, this was a really fun lab and I would enjoy doing it again.

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The illusions on the site were really cool. I watched so many of them but they started to give me a headache. It's really interesting to look at something you think is moving, but it's actually not. It makes your eyes and brain work really hard to understand what's going on.

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i find it intresting how the optical illusions work differntly with different lightnings and how the brain reacts differently to it . and the different speeds work differently

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The illusion lab was interesting, personally I find optical illusions really fascinating because I find it really cool how a simple image can change your whole view and mindset. The rotation illusions where they make you see one image and then another, I think those ones are really cool. those type of ones are my favorite.

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The illusions lab, for me, was quite interesting, as I was able to look into and identify the variations of illusions. Some illusions I found were more complex than others, possessing multiple affects that come to form the overall of the illusion. My favourite illusion was the Biological Motion illusion, which featured the joints on the dark back drop. I found it interesting that the motion can so easily be paired and identified.

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i always find illusions interesting. it gives you a hint as to how your brain works and reminds you that you and other people have certain imperfections that prove we are alive.

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Sensations and Perceptions- Cole Pridy-Jensen

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Sensations and Perceptions- Cole Pridy-Jensen

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My experience with the illusions was interesting, a few of them were cool to witness, and think about, however some of them were rather hard to figure out, or even experience. I liked the change of my thinking process while doing these, it truly helped me look at some things in a different light. I thought it was interesting however I didn't really enjoy them, I prefer having my bearing during my thought process rather than my perception constantly changing. My favorite would probably be the Brick Wall, I liked seeing something in an image I never thought too much of, its interesting.

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I personally do not like or enjoy optical illusions because they give me headaches. Though they are very fun to learn about and look at. The way our minds work are very intriguing and you can really see with these labs, how interesting our minds are. It was a very fun lab and very fun to see how the eyes perceive things and make you believe things that aren't even true.

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I really enjoyed doing the optical illusion lab even though it makes me dizzy. Some of the illusion are mind-blowing and cool. While some are tricky to understand. my favorite one is the silhouette dancer because I'm amazed at how it tricked my brain.

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I really liked doing the optical illusions lab.even if it did give me a headache. I am amazed of how people were able to think of them and how are brain reacted to them .I liked the one where the images deceived us and through the push of a button became clear what was actually happening. Some of them were a bit complicated but i appreciate that amount of illusions to choose form for my lab.I think the lab went well and am happy with my work.

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To me, optical illusions have always been an interesting thing to me because the illusions cause you to perceive things differently than they actually are. The experience was interesting although some didn't make sense to me. my favorite illusion was the pacman one.

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i find that optical illusions are cool because they trick the brain into seeing things or perceiving things that aren't really happening or aren't really there. its cool to see that people have found ways that the human brain can be tricked because the human brain is so complex but also tricked by super simple things.

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Present a description of your experience will the illusions lab. What are your thoughts about the experience? Which illusion was your favourite?

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My experience with the illusions lab was pretty enjoyable. I liked the explanations about the mechanics of the illusions being concise and conveniently placed under the examples. I also appreciated the contents page dividing the different illusions into different categories as it made it easy for me to try many different types of illusions. My favourite illusion was the "Face in blocks" one because it made me wonder "How could you create a piece of art using this technique?".

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I thought that the optical illusions were very cool. My personal favorite illusion was the rotating snakes one. The circles appeared to be spinning but they actually weren't. I find it so interesting how a still image is able to trick your mind with different patterns, shapes and colors into thinking it is moving and changing.

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I think that illusion lab is one of the most interesting labs I have ever done because it revealed a great deal of information about how the brain and perceptual system function, and I really enjoyed experiencing with every optical illusion. I have discovered that not everyone interprets the visual illusions in the same way, and some people might respond to the image slower than others. My favorite illusion was the “Missing Corner” Cube because it tricked my minds and visions into seeing one thing at first and then another.

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The optical illusion lab was very cool and I love trying to figure out how optical illusions work, so this was really fun for me. While I was doing it I started thinking about Plato's allegory of the Cave which talks about how perception can be flawed, and what we see and believe isn't always correct, true, or real. Interesting to think about, as human's always think we are so great, but we have flaws in our senses.

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I think optical illusions are fun to mess around with, and I enjoyed looking at them in the lab quite a bit. I liked the “Hermann’s Grid” illusion quite a bit, it’s one I’ve seen many times before, though I just like how easy it is to see and learn about, I get a little uninterested in optical illusions when the explanation is very long and drawn out.

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i thought the lab was really cool how so many of the illusions could fool me and how there are so many illusions out there . i liked most of the illusions and i don't really have a favorite ..

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I thought the optical illusions were fun and interesting! I recognized a few and a lot were new, experiencing the illusion then getting an explanation was nice. My favourite one was the brick wall illusion. I couldn't find the cigarette for the life of me and I was thinking it was just a wall and i was looking for nothing. When I found it, it was so obvious that i felt stupid and then I was surprised when I couldn't unsee it. It was really interesting.

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I really liked this lab. I found it very interesting to look over all the illusions. My favourite illusion was "shepards rotating tables" I really liked this one because it felt unique compared to the other illusions.

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Its interesting to see all the different ways our eyes can deceive us. These images remind me how illusory life could be. What's real and what's not? Its all perception, how we interpret the things we see. I enjoyed viewing the optical illusions, but writing for 10 of them felt excessive.

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All the optical illusions I looked at were very cool. I really enjoy looking at these because its interesting to see how they trick my brain. My favorite was the motion-induced blindness.

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I thought this lab was really cool. I didn't realise there were so many optical illusions. It's so weird to be tricked especially when you know how it works but you still can't not see the illusion. There were also some where I could see the illusion and then I could also see how it really was if I looked hard enough.

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My thoughts on the illusion lab was that is was very interesting and some of the illusions were almost , mind blowing. I thought it was cool to see all the different kinds and learn how and why your brain interprets them like that. The illusion I found most interesting was “the dress” because it was interesting to me that some people saw two different colours on the dress and that the image with higher contrast was seen completely different to them.

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In my opinion this lab was very interesting and somewhat eye opening. It is really cool to learn and to try and understand why optical illusion occur. It is even more interesting learning about how it actually works. My favourite illusion I looked at would be the Rotating Snakes illusion. This would be because there are no moving parts present but somehow your mind tricks you into seeing moving shapes.

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The optical illusions were very cool. they ended up giving me a bit of a headache but I very much so enjoyed it. I like the basic one that is mostly just white and black stripes with a dot in the middle. They all mess with me, but that one hurts my eyes the least. Gets me sort of dizzy. A great experiment

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My favorite illusion would be the "reverspective". This lab is interesting because they're important tools in visual research which helps us understand how visual processing works in the normal brain and also in the diseased brain. For me, watching this opitical illusion seemed like my eye and brain are having exercise. An illusion is proof that you don't always see what you think you do -- because of the way your brain and your entire visual system perceive and interpret an image. Overall, this lab helped me to understand how important that the brain and the ye works.

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I love looking at optical illusions so this lab was really interesting to me. my favorite was probably the woman's silhouette turning as I could really see her turning each way.

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i found the optical illusions to be the coolest to play around with it was intresting to see how they worked and how it really tricks the mind.

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I had a good experience with the labs. I enjoy looking at optical illusions and seeing how my brain can be deceived into thinking or seeing something. My favorite illusion is the spiral motion aftereffect. I like this illusion because I think it’s interesting how it works and how the world seems affected after looking at it.

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i found that the optical illusions are fun to play around with and its cool to see how just looking at something could change the way your vision works for the next few seconds.

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I find that optical illusions usually make my head hurt, so i didn't go too into depth with looking at the illusions but i did find some i really enjoyed. I seem to be drawn to aftereffect illusions. i like how you can stare at a swirling illusion and then after have it be applied to what you look like in real life

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I personally find optical illusions to be very interesting. Typically because it's interesting to me how people have the imagination and knowledge to create them. My favourite illusion was Hermann's-Grid, because I
ike how simple illusions like that seem until you think about them and they are so much more complex.