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Brain games illusions
Brain games illusions










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The small­er squares inside the blue and yel­low squares are all the same col­or. This will cre­ate the col­or “after­im­ages.” There­fore, the infor­ma­tion from all of the dif­fer­ent col­or recep­tors is not in bal­ance. When you stare at a par­tic­u­lar col­or for too long, these recep­tors get “fatigued.” When you then look at a dif­fer­ent back­ground, the recep­tors that are tired do not work as well. Con­trast your answers with the ones below, and learn about what was going on in your brain while you expe­ri­enced each of these illusions:ĭid you see a fish of a dif­fer­ent col­or in the bowl? You have just expe­ri­enced an after­im­age. In the reti­na of your eyes, there are three types of col­or recep­tors (cones) that are most sen­si­tive to either red, blue or green.












Brain games illusions