True or false?
1. If you hear your phone vibrate or ring when in reality it doesn't, it is your brain playing a trick on you.
2. The rising moon seems to be bigger than it is, but it's only an illusion caused by how we perceive things on the horizon.
3. When an actor is substituted by a stunt double, our brain realizes it very quickly.
4. Recalling memories from the past can be difficult and even unreliable, as perception is often altered with time.
5. Being your own proofreader is the best, as your brain can find even the smallest typos easily in your own text.
6. Apophenia is when you find meaning in even the most random assemblages of objects, experiences and images.
7. Color has been found to have a large influence on how we experience food.
9. In cases where people are deprived of experiencing sensations,
the mind will just start to make some up.
10. Those affected by mirror-touch synesthesia can feel the touch they see being given to another person.
1. If you hear your phone vibrate or ring when in reality it doesn't, it is your brain playing a trick on you.
2. The rising moon seems to be bigger than it is, but it's only an illusion caused by how we perceive things on the horizon.
3. When an actor is substituted by a stunt double, our brain realizes it very quickly.
4. Recalling memories from the past can be difficult and even unreliable, as perception is often altered with time.
5. Being your own proofreader is the best, as your brain can find even the smallest typos easily in your own text.
6. Apophenia is when you find meaning in even the most random assemblages of objects, experiences and images.
7. Color has been found to have a large influence on how we experience food.
8. When people read, much of the focus
given to individual words is on the order of the characters, so it is
difficult to recognize jumbled words.
10. Those affected by mirror-touch synesthesia can feel the touch they see being given to another person.
