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There's Only One Shade Of Gray In This Optical Illusion [PIC]
Dec 10, 2013 19:58
See the square in the 3D image above? While they might appear to be different colors, they're actually the same color.
The reason why your brain thinks otherwise is because the colors at the edges are different, and the middle area where these edges meet is what causes this 'Cornsweet illusion.' So let this be a reminder that you can't always believe what you see with your own eyes.
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