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When we did search, we had the illusion that there was more disease.
Here we have that exact same illusion.
This is called a figure-ground illusion.
Well, let's first of all simplify the vases illusion, make the thing on the right.
And he said, "David, you're a magician, create the illusion of not breathing, it will be much easier."
And he got me challenged to figure out an optical illusion room.
And the third is the focusing illusion, and it's the unfortunate fact that we can't think about any circumstance that affects well-being without distorting its importance.
First of all, I want to show you the particular illusion here.
I want you to see how this illusion is constructed, and it's going to rotate so you see that it's inside out.
How many people see this illusion?
However, this is the one illusion that women can consistently do better than males: in matching which head because they rely on fashion cues.
The reason I'm holding onto my wrist is because that's actually the secret of the illusion.
But in "intimate" relations it's much more difficult because, with your wife or your boyfriend or someone that you hope might turn into one of those things, we have this illusion of romance and trust and intimacy, and nothing is quite so unromantic as the, "My condom or yours, darling?" question.
The impossible crate illusion.
So you say, "Aw, come on Shermer, anybody can do that in a Psych 101 text with an illusion like that."
Well here's the late, great Jerry Andrus' "impossible crate" illusion in 3D, in which Jerry is standing inside the impossible crate.
But even when I take it away, the illusion is so powerful because of how are brains are wired to find those certain kinds of patterns.
And when they fail to see our bodies as some mother's child, it becomes easier to ban us, detain us, deport us, imprison us, sacrifice us for the illusion of security.
Lupino, a lady who was capable of exuding about as much sex appeal as a blood orange, is here under the illusion she is Rita Hayworth playing the part of a sexy bar-room Torch Singer.
Her busybody mother was obviously only necessary to further propagate the illusion that ballet companies are evil monsters ready to snatch your poor, innocent, young girl from your grasp, with an ever present, biting artistic director/villain.
The film goes from one dialog into another, sounding hollow, never achieving depth, never creating the illusion that you really are inside a cobweb of conspiracy, and the everybody-has-an-affair-with-everybody is just a boring excuse to show the main actress in nice underwear.
On a side note, the film that follows; "Hellraiser: Inferno" is actually a surprisingly intelligent, and stylishly-made film-noir piece, that brilliantly reinstates 'Pinhead' as a master of illusion and cruelty, and brings back the concept of the inherent evil in human kind, that was the centerpiece of the original film, and the whole point of the story.
This film is a knockout, Fires on the plain referred to is, (the burning off at the end of harvest time) A happy memory for Tamura, He relives this in his mind many time's,and at the end of this bleak film, Like a man dying of thirst, he believe's he is home and this last illusion is all he has left.
At a few points in the film, it becomes clear that it is a work of complete fiction, but that illusion was protracted for an amazing amount of time.
and a exploration of illusion.
Ichikawa's fierce lack of cant and illusion make Fires on the Plain stand alone.
security,bondage,satisfaction that i find in my present,is it really what i am or does it really create an illusion that all of us desperately and sometimes ignorantly cling on to just to falsely console the neglected 'meethi' which exists in all of us in some way or the other?
First of all, the entire script is mostly improv, adding to the fantastic illusion that what we are watching is an actual documentary.
At any rate, it is now seamlessly stitched into my overall illusion of reality, and I'm glad.
Together they create an explosive portrait of fractured love -- one that unwittingly conspires to mend amidst the hardest forms of adversity and illusion -- the blindness of human emotion.
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