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7 Observations: green dot only appears in one spot of retina
Observations: green dot only appears in one spot of retina. If you follow the gap with your eye, it stays gray. Why? Desensitization of red cones

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11 What season is it?

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15 Turning silhouettes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq98XIyy9U4
Apparent motion Compilations Video Change blindness Stroop effect McGurk effect Auditory illusionshttp:// Hallucination

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