Cafe Wall Illusion

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This optical illusion seems to warp the straight lines as you move the slider. Port 1010 in Melbourne is a building that uses this effect, known as the cafe wall illusion.
Contributed by: K. Ashwini Kumar (December 2014)
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The alternating rows of the squares are shifted to the left and right and because of this, the lines appear as if they are not parallel, even though they are.
References
[1] Wikipedia. "Café Wall Illusion." (Dec 8, 2014) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Café_wall_illusion.
[2] Fermibot. "Illusions!" (Dec 8, 2014) fermibot.wordpress.com/2014/11/20/illusions.
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"Cafe Wall Illusion"
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Published: December 11 2014