Visual illusions

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Akiyoshi's illusion pages

Kitaoka Akiyoshi, Department of Psychology, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan

Perception | Visual illusions

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The Peripheral Drift Illusion

Perception | Visual illusions

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Hering Illusion

Perception | Visual illusions

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Hermann Grid Illusion

Herman Grid Illusion

Perception | Visual illusions

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Duck-Bunny Illusion

Perception | Visual illusions

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Muller-Lyer Illusion

Perception | Visual illusions

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Necker's Cube

Necker's Cube
This two-dimensional image represents an ambigous three-dimensional object. The mind will shift between alternate perspectives when viewing this image.

Cognitive science | Perception | Visual illusions

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Animated Necker Cube

A Java applet provides "intruding" objects to help switch the mind's perception of this illusion.

http://dogfeathers.com/java/necker.html

Cognitive science | Perception | Visual illusions

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Here's a very strongly persisting optical illusion. It's an amazing example showing why we should not always trust our senses, even when things appear to be "obvious".
Reported by Eliezer on the Extropy list.

Original image

Cognitive science | Perception | Visual illusions

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