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Beau Geste Hypothesis
In the 1924 book Beau Geste, and the many film versions that followed it, the climax of the action takes place in the desert at Fort Zinderneuf where members of the French Foreign Legion are attempting to hold off an Arab attack. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Camouflage, Enumeration, Illusions
Tagged Architecture, Brain Physiology, Camouflage, Enumeration, Illusions
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Emergent Images
This is a short post on emergent images, still or moving images where objects at first only appear with effort and concentration, but once recognised are very easy to see again even after several months or years. In effect once you have recognised … Continue reading
Audio Illusion
Observation The following diagrams illustrate the way, until recently, our television was setup. The television and speakers were connected to a Media Centre, with both Speakers markedly offset to the left of the Screen. With this setup, when the television program is … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Audiology, Brain Physiology, Illusions
Tagged Audiology, Brain Physiology, Illusions
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