What is the brain perceives

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There are many illusions in our world. Some exist naturally, while others are created by people to trick our brains into perceiving something incorrectly. Magicians take advantage of optical illusions in order to convince us of something that didn't really happen. Consider a single illusion. It can be an actual experience you've had where you perceived something inaccurately or an illusion you've found online. If you find an optical illusion, share this image with us in your post. Finally, describe what is really present and what the brain perceives, and how that creates an illusion.

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