The Projector Illusion | EVERYDAY MYSTERIES

The video explores visual perception, focusing on how colors are perceived through projectors and eye movement. It begins with a warning about potential seizures for photosensitive viewers. The presenter demonstrates a color experiment, explaining how only red, green, and blue are visible when paused. The video delves into eye movement, discussing saccades and the stopped clock illusion, where perception differs from reality. It explains how projectors use red, green, and blue light to create the illusion of white. The video concludes with a call for viewer interaction.

What warning is given about the video?

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What colors do you see when you pause the video?

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What phenomenon is described when watching a white screen?

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What is the 'stopped clock' illusion?

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How does the visual system perceive colors that aren't there?

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What role does persistence of vision play in seeing colors?

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What suggestion is made for viewers who want to understand everyday mysteries?

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