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[[File:Coffer-illusion.jpg|alt=The Coffer ambiguous figure|thumb|'''Figure 1'''. The Coffer ambiguous figure]] | [[File:Coffer-illusion.jpg|alt=The Coffer ambiguous figure|thumb|'''Figure 1'''. The Coffer ambiguous figure]] | ||
'''Take a look at the image to the right. Can you see the 16 squares align horizontally?''' However, after a brief period of time, your brain's interpretation of the Coffer Illusion may "''flip''," giving you the impression of 16 circles. | '''Take a look at the image to the right. Can you see the 16 squares align horizontally?''' However, after a brief period of time, your brain's interpretation of the Coffer Illusion may "''flip''," giving you the impression of 16 circles. | ||
The Coffer Illusion takes advantage of the brain's strong preference for primarily identifying horizontal lines opposed to vertical and round shapes. It is thought that this is a canalization of the optical perception. | |||
Revision as of 02:53, 1 January 2023
Take a look at the image to the right. Can you see the 16 squares align horizontally? However, after a brief period of time, your brain's interpretation of the Coffer Illusion may "flip," giving you the impression of 16 circles.
The Coffer Illusion takes advantage of the brain's strong preference for primarily identifying horizontal lines opposed to vertical and round shapes. It is thought that this is a canalization of the optical perception.