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Helmholtz square illusion

Helmholtz square illusion

a square made up of parallel horizontal lines that looks like a vertically oriented rectangle (i.e., taller than a square), or a square made up of parallel vertical lines that looks like a horizontally oriented rectangle (i.e., wider than a square). [Hermann von Helmholtz]

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