There Is No Third Dimension

If you were alive during the 90s and are currently reading this post, not only are you probably Mr. Chalk (Hi!) but you may remember a series of optical illusion books called Magic Eye which featured numerous mind-breaking and headache-inducing autostereograms. On the surface, these images appear to be nonsensical tessellations of the same odd image orContinue reading “There Is No Third Dimension”

On Sight and Cyclopes

Because optical illusions are, as the name suggests, illusions warping the way the human brain processes visual stimuli, the best place to start when trying to understand the mechanism of these illusions is with how the brain interprets optical information in the first place. For this blog, specifically how the brain perceives distance. Now ifContinue reading “On Sight and Cyclopes”

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