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Top 25 Facebook Games (as of Sept. 2009)

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Well, it’s been quite the month for Facebook as we continued to see the astounding growth of games centered around the simple concept of farming! While it was last month that ZyngaFarmVille, this month proves to be no different. However, while the standings are the same, the numbers behind those standings are quite astonishing. reached the #1 spot with its brand new title,

La Grande Illusion

Seeing does not always equate to believing in many instances. One of which is the case of optical illusions---a noted phenomenon you wouldn't like being into for long as it may subsequently cause vertigo headaches, wooziness; to name a few(quite an exaggeration there). So, how do these things work? In a broad sense, the visually perceived images when you look at illusions are interpreted by the brain differently from what they really are because the different cells and receptors in your eyes distinguish images and colors at dissimilar speeds. The eye can only receive a limited amount of visual stimuli, but as your brain constantly processes the visual information, it gives you the illusion of continuous sight. Illusions are classified into three: literal optical illusions that create images that are different from the objects that make them, physiological ones that are the effects on the eyes and brain of excessive stimulation of a specific type (brightness, tilt, color, movement), and cognitive illusions where the eye and brain make unconscious inferences. Check out some of interesting illusions below—but beware, you may not be able to absorb them all in one sitting.




The brown leaf shapes against a green background make this look as if the entire group is flowing—making waves if you focus on the picture as a whole.