Most of us believe everything that they see. But our eyes have one bad habit: to deceive us. Most of the decisions that we make every day depend on our eyes. The way our eyes work, reveals a lot about how our brain interprets what we see, and how it shapes our perception of reality.
The thing is. That our visual system has limitations and is not capable of accurately processing all the information that comes through our eyes, so it works on the basis of a probabilistic interpretation. That is, if we see something badly or do not understand, our brain thinks it up for us.
It is for this reason that you have opened this post.
Our brain does not process the information properly. Rather, it loads the image cache from our memory. That's why, at the first glance at the picture in this post, you could see not what is actually depicted there.
Next time, if you come across a dual image perception, think twice before drawing final conclusions.
