The Flash Faced Distortion Effect

The video explores the flash faced distortion effect, an optical illusion where aligned faces appear distorted when viewed peripherally. This phenomenon, discovered by Sean C. Murphy, highlights how facial features can seem exaggerated, especially when they differ significantly from others. The effect, studied by researchers and published in the journal Perceptions, may be linked to relative encoding. Despite its unclear practical applications, the effect is intriguing and visually engaging.

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