Aristotle's illusion
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This is an optical illusion in which, when you cross your index finger and middle finger and hold a small object such as a ball or stick between them, you feel as if there are two of them. Aristotle described this phenomenon. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
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人差指と中指を交差させ，その間に球や棒などの小さな物をはさむと，それが2個あるように感じられる錯覚のこと。アリストテレスがこの現象を記述している。
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