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cause your visual system to make guesses about distance.
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And then you correct for distance by making assumptions about size.
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If you have two lines
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We'll get in more detail in a second,
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but if you have two lines
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and they take up the same amount of space on your retina,
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but you believe that one is 100 feet away
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and the other's 50 feet away,
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the one that's 100 feet away you will see as bigger
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because your brain will say,
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"Well, if it takes up just this much space
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but it's further away,