Barries are an illusion

Raymond Dugner talks about the movie "The Great Illusion" that "real illusion" appeals to all French people in his book "Let Renoir" to cross class barriers (149). This is a war movie without a single battle scene. Only one soldier was killed. And one character can not be described as a villain. With just the number of deads, this film can feel not only about World War I but also how people differ from each other. This story looks at soldiers from different ranks and nationality and strives to show their common humanity despite these differences.

What is optical illusion? According to the illusion of the dictionary, "The one that is exacerbated by a realistic impression that causes falsehood or misunderstanding" illusion is not as complicated as magic, the illusion is "misleading impression". "What is the illusion of words that magic is a lie and confusing people if it is a trick." But fantasy can also be used to create magic. As you can see, hallucinations are mere lies and false impressions.

Magic and its subclasses are also called fantasy, stage magic, or short distance magic, and the audience is entertaining entertainment with fantasy using stage techniques and fantasy like seemingly impossible. It is said that unlike supernatural magic it is created by supernatural means. It is one of the oldest performing arts in the world. Modern entertainment magic was created by the magician Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin of the 19th century and has become a popular form of dramatic art. From the late 19th century to the early 20th century, magical artists such as Maskelyne, Devant, Howard Thurston, Harry Kellar and Harry Houdini had a well-known commercial success as a "magical golden age". Meanwhile, performance magic became the main content of Broadway theater, cabaret, and concert hall.

The illusion of this young woman (also known as the illusion of my wife and mother-in-law) spread in Germany in the 19th century and is often drawn on a postcard. Boredom (1930) is the first person who calls this illusion a "new" illusion (specifically, "new fuzzy character") in the scientific context (right). It looks like a picture. 19th century A and P condensed milk advertisement (Lingelbach, 2014)