HenryGQJ on Nostr: Yes and it just flat out makes stuff up a lot of the time too. Like the blind spot ...
Yes and it just flat out makes stuff up a lot of the time too. Like the blind spot where you have no rods and cones it interprets that area from the surrounding rods and cones so there are optical illusions that exploit that.
I like a lot of the surrealist movement because they either exploited this like Dali's paranoiac critical which he first saw in a photo of an African village:
Turn the image 90 degrees and you see a face.
Or would try to interpret what they saw on the threshold of consciousness like Magritte with his cage covered with stuff which he interpreted was a person when he first woke up in the morning:
I like a lot of the surrealist movement because they either exploited this like Dali's paranoiac critical which he first saw in a photo of an African village:
Turn the image 90 degrees and you see a face.
Or would try to interpret what they saw on the threshold of consciousness like Magritte with his cage covered with stuff which he interpreted was a person when he first woke up in the morning: