September 5, 2013

The Same Color Illusion: Are Square A and B the Same Color?

The same color illusion demonstrates how human observations in science can be inaccurate.

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The same color illusion demonstrates how human observations in science can be inaccurate.

Are square A and B the same color? Yes! To verify this, either run your cursor over the image or click here to see them connected.

Image Credit: Edward H. Adelson, Wikipedia

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