This is a delightfully weird example of the McGurk Effect, a strange perceptual phenomenon that reveals how what we see is integrated into what we think we hear. The effect was first explained by Harry McGurk and John MacDonald in a 1976 paper in the scientific journal Nature titled "Hearing Lips and Seeing Voices." Far fucking out.
(Thanks, Jeff Cross!)
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