Seeing is believing, right? Not exactly. Someone stares at an illusion and they begin to see a object that is still begin to move. Look away and they may still see the image when they blink continuously. Are their eyes playing tricks on their mind? They're actually not. Because the way a person's brain decides to work and they way their visual system percepts, everything is not always what a person may think they see. What a person sees is not because of what their eyes see, but what your brain actually makes it out to be. In the Muller-Lyer Illusion, there are two lines drawn, one with arrows going outward and the other with arrows going inward. When asked which line is the longest, most people answered that the arrow with the arrows going
