Optical illusions, such as the one involving 35 seemingly moving black dots, reveal how our brains process visual information. Our brains use focal and peripheral vision to interpret scenes, but this can lead to misperceptions. Overcoming the illusion by seeing all the dots at once demonstrates brain adaptability. Understanding these phenomena sheds light on cognitive processes like attention, perception, and biases, providing intriguing insights into our visual perception.
Do You See Black Dots Moving?
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