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Your brain confidently filling in blanks it was never qualified to fill.
means Perceptions or beliefs that feel true but reliably contradict actual reality.
from From Latin illudere, to mock or play with — an illusion literally toys with you, and Latin knew it.
Built-inOptical illusions fool everyone, even when explained.
Survival edgePattern-guessing brains outlived perfectly accurate ones.
Magic's engineStage magic is illusion sold as wonder, knowingly.