Optical illusions are visual phenomena where the perception of an image differs from the objective reality, often exploiting the brain's interpretation processes to create misleading or ambiguous visuals. These illusions highlight the complex interaction between the eyes and brain, revealing how perception is not always a direct reflection of the external world.

Optical Illusion

Optical illusions are visual phenomena where the perception of an image differs from objective reality, often exploiting the brain's interpretation of visual cues. These illusions reveal insights into human perception, cognition, and the complex processes involved in visual interpretation.

Optical illusions

visual phenomena

perception of an image

Objective reality refers to the existence of things independent of individual perceptions or beliefs, suggesting a world that remains constant regardless of human observation. It is a foundational concept in philosophy and science, where it serves as a basis for understanding the universe as it truly is, beyond subjective experiences.

objective reality

brain's interpretation processes

Misleading visuals

ambiguous visuals

interaction between the eyes and brain

complex interaction

how perception is not always a direct reflection

external world

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