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With her pioneering work on Optical Illusions, a police consultant probes into the unconscious of her subjects to help her solve cases.
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00:08Hi, my name is Aelia Pearls. I have a degree in psychophysics, which is a branch of psychology
00:15that studies how our senses react to the various stimuli around us. Optical illusions are images
00:23that trick us. They make us see and experience something that isn't there, or they make us miss
00:28something that is there. The case we have on hand is a child abduction and murder. Your job will be
00:38to
00:38help us hasten the process. I can still remember it in patches. I can hear the crash, sirens, my scream.
01:22My name is Aelia Pearls. I am a consultant for the Toronto Police. This won't take very long,
01:27I just need you to look at this image briefly and tell me what you see. And tell me what
01:32you see.
01:37What is an office? You'll see. Maybe you won't.
01:42Maybe you won't.
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