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People with more knowledge of pictures get fooled by illusions.

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People with less knowledge of pictures do not get fooled by the optical illusions.

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Brain recognizes image in brain and makes illusion look like it

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Illusions seem bent and warped just because of the contrast

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Most illusions need color for you to actually see the contrast in an illusion

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Brain takes shortcut instead of seeing full image.

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depth perception can change because of what is around it. In the Ponzo illusion lines around the two parallel lines make one seem larger. The lines around it confuse the brain and makes the line appear bigger

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The brain makes judgments about size using what is next to it

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scientists studied perception - to see how our brain perceives patterns and shapes

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some people leave hypnotized

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Some illusions you can not see

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They differ at low light levels.

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Everyone sees something different.

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before the brain decides what it is looking at, it thinks of something different

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Hard to believe

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Always see in 2 or more ways

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Hypnotize mind in ways never imaginable 😁

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You see both images but never both of them simultaneously

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Like other illusions distortions may occur at low or high levels of perception

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Switching occurs because brain is trying to find most meaningful part of image

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The brains unconscious part not very concerned with such images, spends less time trying process real images

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the brain allows object of same size will look smaller further away

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Trick mind so you can see it in 3+ ways

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Imput to brain stays same but what we see flips from one thing to another