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It is one of the most popular illusion for kids out there. What do you see in the picture? Is it a vase painted with white or two faces facing each other painted in black ?

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The Delboeuf Illusions work on the relative size perception of our mind. This particular illusion is one of the simplest that can even be used to teach your children about the concept of relative size. The black dot in the left image appears to be bigger than the black dot on the right However, both the dots are of same size. It is due to the surrounding circle that the size seems to differ even if that's not true.

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Some children find a duck in this illusion while some find a rabbit. This is an intelligently made illusion that comprises of the both. It depends on how you see the image. Can you find both in the image ?

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It is a popular illusion that makes the parallel horizontal lines appear to be bent. Yes, you read it right. All of these lines are parallel. However, due to the black squares that are placed non-linearly, the lines appears to be bent. This illusion became so popular that it is now used in architecture as well.

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You won't believe us when we tell you that the square A and square B are not two different shades of grey but are the exactly same shade. This is really hard to believe and even not perceivable by the human mind. But if you open any image editing software and try to sample the colors of both the square, you will find that the colors are exactly same.

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In this illusion, you can see that the grey rectangles on the left are brighter than the ones on the right side. However, this is not true. Our mind is perceiving this in context with the position. The ones placed on the black strip appears brighter while the one placed on the white strips appear darker.

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If you look at the first image, you may conclude that the vertical line is longer than the horizontal line. However in reality, they are of same lengths. In the right image, it is proved that both the lines have equal length.

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This image portrays how our eyes adjusts with the pink color that is set against different shades of grey. They do look like the same shades of pink right? But are they really? Go check the shades in an image editing software to know the truth.

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It is true that your brain is producing the results that are not true. You will find that the black dots keep appearing and disappearing as you move your eyes through the image. However, there are no black dots. It is just a perception of our mind.

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No it clearly is not equal. It is not possible in real time. But due to the perception of depth, the image is playing with your mind. The tree is much behind the women and thus, she appears larger and so does the load on her head. It is just an illusion.