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Optical Illusions
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About
A few classic illusions where your visual system fills in things that aren't there: the café wall (parallel lines that look slanted) and the Hermann / scintillating grids (phantom blobs at the crossings).
How it works
Every illusion is plain markup — coloured divs, grids and borders, no images. The effects are entirely in your retina and visual cortex, not in the pixels.
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