Can human eyes really deceive themselves? What are the phenomena? Actually, yes, our human eyes will be combined with other organs to some extent? Cheating? We ... This is all because we have one who controls everything? Manager? That's the brain. The brain is the center that controls our whole body, and our vision, smell, taste and hearing are all controlled by the brain. To put it simply, you think what you see is what the brain wants you to see, so to some extent, the brain will help the eyes deceive ourselves. Seeing? Not necessarily true.

For example, it is very important for us to pay attention to good color, smell and taste of food, which is why many restaurants attach great importance to the color matching and setting of dishes. The influence of color on people's appetite is very important. A plate of scrambled eggs with tomatoes is red and yellow, which looks appetizing, and the stew should also be fried with sugar to make the color look more rosy. But imagine that a dish with cold colors, such as scrambled eggs with blue tomatoes, suddenly lost its appetite?

and contrast is also very confusing to our eyes, which is called? Reference? . We often use this deception of eyes to choose the color of clothes. For example, as we all know, people who are dark should not wear fluorescent colors, which will make people darker; The colors such as red, dark blue and dark green are much whiter. Isn't this also an example of using visual deception? For another example, a girl who is 1.7 meters tall standing next to a person who is 1.5 meters tall makes people feel tall, and she looks petite next to 1.9 meters tall. This is also a very common example.

In addition, mood will also affect what we see. When we are in a good mood, we see flowers are more beautiful and the sky is bluer. When we are in a bad mood, we see everything is foggy. This is also because the emotions of the brain control our senses and deceive our eyes.

Therefore, our human eyes will deceive us, and we should be able to judge the real situation by ourselves.