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    Your perception of reality is shaped by your brain and experiences rather than objective truth. The brain fills in information during eye movements in a process called saccadic masking, causing you to perceive things differently than reality. Some optical illusions like the stopped clock illusion demonstrate how perception can be deceived, calling into question what is "real" versus what your brain interprets. You are encouraged to question your assumptions and what you consider true based on your perceptions and upbringing.

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    Your perception of reality is shaped by your brain and experiences rather than objective truth. The brain fills in information during eye movements in a process called saccadic masking, causing you to perceive things differently than reality. Some optical illusions like the stopped clock illusion demonstrate how perception can be deceived, calling into question what is "real" versus what your brain interprets. You are encouraged to question your assumptions and what you consider true based on your perceptions and upbringing.

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    Your perception of reality is shaped by your brain and experiences rather than objective truth. The brain fills in information during eye movements in a process called saccadic masking, causing you to perceive things differently than reality. Some optical illusions like the stopped clock illusion demonstrate how perception can be deceived, calling into question what is "real" versus what your brain interprets. You are encouraged to question your assumptions and what you consider true based on your perceptions and upbringing.

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    PERCEPTION

    Hector Soria
    INTRODUCTION
    • Real > Actually existing as a thing or occurring in fact; not
    imagined or supposed.

    • What’s real for you?.

    • Almost 40 minutes lost every day?.

    • Saccadic
    SACCADIC
    • Saccad > Rapid movement that your eyes make when moving from one object to another.
    SACCADIC MASKING
    STOPPED CLOCK ILLUSION
    • Move your eyes out the image then, rapidly focus on the clock.
    ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION
    PERCEPTION
    • All things that you perceive are interpreted by your brain

    • So the definition of real should be What you believe or what your brain
    understands of what is “REAL”

    • Your brain fills in the blanks lying to you and you don even notice
    PERCEPTION
    • Ask these to yourself:

    “Are all things that I’ve been taught true?”

    “When do you decide that something is true? Are you sure


    about that?
    THANKS!!!!!!!

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