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Originally Posted by vhawk01
If this isnt a stupid response (which it is) then the illusion in the OP isnt a real illusion either, since in the real world we fill in shading and coloration based on shadows and adjacent brightness, so even if you show that the two squares are the same color in some artificial 2D world, they arent REALLY the same color at all, they are whatever our eyes say they are.
But instead it actually is a PROTOTYPICAL illusion and a really neat one and you dont know what an illusion is.
The original illusion is amazing because you could put it in paint and cut B and put it next to A and see they are the same color that's amazing.
This one is different, the lines meet at different angles and they're not even the same object.
It's kinda like saying a square and a rhombus with the same length of sides are the exact same object, if they look different it's just an illusion.
It's an exaggeration I know, but just because the sides are the same length doesn't make it an amazing illusion. It would've been amazing if you flipped it sideways and B became A etc.