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Reality, run through a funhouse mirror that swears it's a window.
means A twisting or warping of shape, sound, fact, or truth away from its real form.
from From Latin distorquere, to twist apart — dis (apart) plus torquere (to twist), the same root that gives us torque and torture.
Guitar goldOverdriven amps turned a flaw into rock's signature sound.
OpticsLenses bend edges, making straight lines bulge or pinch.
PsychologyCognitive distortions are thought patterns that lie convincingly.