The world we live in is full of illusions and deceptions that fool us, fool our brains and especially our eyes. There are things that are bigger than you think that prove this hypothetical theory of foolery. As sight is one of the most important human senses, when you realize that some things are bigger than you thought, one might start doubting one’s senses. Our eyesight is vulnerable to the more complex illusions the world throws us. But why do we tend to undersize some objects and oversize others — are the visual illusions at fault here, or do some other shenanigans fool our brains?
