The word illusion comes from the Latin verb illudere, which meaning to deceive or ridicule.
When it comes to giving us a sensory experience of the environment, our brain usually fills in the information gaps that the eyes miss. We refer to it as perception.
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Studies suggest that regular practice of optical illusions or similar types of challenges helps boost critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Optical illusion pictures are designed to trick human perception and are regarded as one of the simplest tests to determine the attentiveness of the brain.
Neuroscientists have also used optical illusion pictures to study how the brain perceives reality.
It is suggested that practicing optical illusion puzzles can help develop better problem-solving skills and improve lateral thinking in individuals.
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