Understanding the Waterfall Illusion

The video explores the concept of motion illusions, focusing on the waterfall illusion. It explains how visual neurons get tired of perceiving motion in one direction, leading to the illusion of motion in the opposite direction. The video also discusses the brain's perception of motion and how it tries to balance it. Research findings are presented, showing that fast eye movements, or saccades, drive illusory motion. Additionally, the video touches on how learning two languages before age five can alter brain structure.

Discuss how tiny eye movements and blinking can affect our perception of stationary objects.

What findings did the recent study by Neurological Institute researchers reveal about visual illusions?