Seeing through illusions

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Visual perception and processing mechanisms Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

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STARTERS 1. Phenomenal Science 2. Neuro-archaeology 3. First Light 4. Philosophy 5. Basic Theory 6. Kinds and Causes PHENOMENAL PHENOMENA 1. Blindness 2. Contrast 3. Instability 4. Confounded Ambiguity 5. Flipping Ambiguity 6. Distortion 7. Impossible 8. Fiction CONCEPTIONS CONSCIOUSNESS

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