From Richard C. All fake!

What kind of a forgery is this supposed to be?Reminds me of that study by Bruner & Postman (sic) in 1949 where they briefly flashed incongruous playing cards, such as black hearts or red spades. That really messed up the test subjects' colour perception.

Thanks Richard! A letter is on its way.

Tags: Incoming, playing-cards

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Comment by Zorica Obradović 2 hours ago: Oh,

yes,

the perception of incongruity. Unfortunately, that's how almost everything works.

But

it helps not to get mad at people.

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