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-'''Some information in the world is black and white.''' For instance, it is a fact that the image below is either a vase or two faces...
+'''Some information in the world is black and white.'''
 [[File:Candle face.png|alt=Candle face|center|Candle face]]
-'''However, most information is not so clear cut.''' Our brain find storing ambiguous information takes more energy to store than if it was black or white, so there is a preference for the latter. For instance take the following picture of a '''duck''':
+'''It is either two faces or a vase. However, most information is not so clear cut.''' Our brain find storing ambiguous information takes more energy to store than if it was black or white, so there is a preference for the latter. For instance take the following picture of a '''duck''':
 [[File:Duck-Rabbit_illusion.jpg|700x700px|alt text|center]]