Legend Press

human beings tend to blindly trust their perception, to the point of considering it to be shared by everyone.

Without thinking, does the black figure seem to be facing us, or does it have its back to us? Are you above it, or below? You’re hesitating…

Now look at the image below: the individual clearly seems to be facing us, their elbows leant on the barrier, and they’re located above you. And now that you have this image in mind, look at the first version of the image again. The interpretation you make of it will copy the scenario that image (a) led you to see, and now the black figure appears to be facing you at a low-angle shot

brain, which shelters our knowledge, operates through estimates. The outcome is that our knowledge of things and of the world is always relative.

o serve younger British men who knew so little yet felt naturally entitled to power.

“Running away’s bloody hard, you know. You might think it solves everything, but it mostly makes it worse.”

Naomi Spence. According to a neighbour across the road she’d lived here a couple of years. Hospitality graduate

I remember when you weren’t afraid of your own shadow. It’s just outside, feel the fear, do it regardless.

“We don’t see the world as it is, but rather as we are

perception goes through our senses first.

something unreal has just happened. This is what we call “magic”.