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Although it may be hard to believe, squares A The reason A looks darker than B is because our brain is doing something that is often helpful - making assumptions based on the surrounding context. Because of this, we don't see squares A & B as they truly are. Our 'perception' is contaminated. We continue behaviors that cause stress and unhappiness by a similar misperception. In order to solve this misperception, we must have skills that either change or
Press the KNOW button in the image above and (No, the squares do not change color, but it looks that way. To see for yourself, you can print the original image |

