Brain and perceptions ..

In my opinion based on what I watched in the documentary, National Geographic Test Your Brains and Perspection, it teaches me a lot on how to view something. In this video, its state that, life is full of illusion and how brains work to produce the first perception about something. For example, in this video had shown about a few games that had conducted by a few scientists .
The scientist had found that brains, sense and perception can walk along together. It means that, what's the first thing that we see, is a perception.

BEAU LOTTO had claimed that:

"What is the illusion telling us is that what is trying to see not what it is but something else."

In the other word, brains can produce illusion based on what we see, hear and touch.  What we see it sis does means that it is true. The both sides which are left and right side of brains automatically can make perceptions based on first sight of view. But without our knowing, our brains constantly being fooled by the senses.

BEAU LOTTO.

He has started his video by showing a part of our brain (visual cortex ), it shows that our brains get the data and information that came from what what we see. He had provided a few games and testing to a few people. For example, he had demonstrated the change of color at cube that have a lot of color.

In this picture show that the upside is brown and downside in orange color, but actually, our brains have been fooled by the change of illusion and shadow. The two of them are the same color . This color could be changed by different surrounding around it. The new color invented by the shadow itself.

JOHAH LEHREE
He claimed that illusion, sense and brains are one. What we see is not what it is.
"When we are watching someone else do something, our brains don't watch but convince to do it too."
It shows that, our brain has been fooled by sense.

Our brains always trust in what we see. When the others are hurting themselves, we also can feel the pain even though we did not hurt ourselves. our brain makes the perception of what we what we see and it decodes by the brain and we can feel the same as what we see.