German sociologist Franz Carl Müller-Lyer (1857-1916) created an optical illusion that showed how changing the direction of angle brackets on line segments can make the segments look longer or shorter than they actually are. Artist Gianni A. Sarcone made a animated versions of the illusion and the effect is even more pronounced.
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Famous optical illusion maker Akiyoshi Kitaoka created an image of a red can of Coca-Cola. However, the red color is merely an illusion. He said of the image, "You may… READ THE REST
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