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Optical illusions are intriguing phenomena that exploit the brain's interpretation of visual input, revealing the complexities of human visual processing. They rely on heuristics (mental shortcuts) and past experiences, shedding light on cognitive processes. In simpler terms, these images play with our perception by presenting something different from reality.

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Mind-bending pictures that test our visual acuity and perception are known as optical illusions. These illusions offer profound insights into the many ways in which our brain interprets this visual data.