Mind Matters: The Science of Magic

From Faculty Of Science April 18, 2019

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Dr Gustav Kuhn and Dr Megan Freeth explore the neurology behind our experiences of what seems impossible. Using psychology they explain why it's possible for us to be so easily deceived by visual illusions through exploiting gaps in our consciousness. They also provide a demonstration using eye-tracking technology to illustrate exactly where our eyes are looking and the power of misdirection.

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