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A Look at How Humans Think
and See
by David Rudd Cycleback
"The study of visual illusions
and how they work show us that reality and human perception of
reality are different things."
1 conceits
2 useful
conceits
3 human
achievement
group achievement
4 limitations
of art
locating space
5 the
impossibleness in translating poetry
psychology
of expectations
6 presenting
old works of art 'authentically'
7 visual
illusions: introduction
8 visual
illusions: normal everyday perceptions
9 college
11 when does
1 + 1 not equal 2?
sounds good
12 visual
illusions: optical physiology
heisenberg's uncertainty
principle in quantum physics
13 visual
illusions: night versus day vision
14 visual
illusions: pattern, shape and form biases
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18 monster
19 visual illusions: perception
via comparison
baseball's changeup
camoflage: seeing
but not perceiving
20 the fiction in science
21 your
unique subjective experience
simplicity
22 visual
illusions: imagination
23 Subjective Grouping,
Categorization and Prioritization of Information
so, if a tree falls
and no one is around does it make a sound?
24 responses versus answers
25 visual illusions: mirages
which line is longer?
26 visual illusions:
the illusion of depth in two dimensional art
27 an optical
illusion that demonstrates a curiosity of your brain
a problem in trying
to measure the reliability of the human mind
28 visual
illusions: identify what is in these three pictures
29 logic
versus art in communicating higher ideas
30 claire: how we met
31 going away
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