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What is the difference between a cognitive illusion and a visual illusion?
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What is the difference between a cognitive illusion and a visual illusion?

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I'm pretty sure a cognitive is when you can see it in your brain, and you're imagining it. A visual is when your eyes and imagination are working together to mentally picture it and visually see it. I think. Hope this helps.
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