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what do you see?

Submitted by D2B on Wed, 09/15/2010 - 12:52am.

 image - what do you see?Sorry guys I had to...Because of discussion of the constructions of the brain and differences in visualization and perception really, to say the least, bothered yet intrigued me so I am interested in what some people see...Please Respond!! No explanation necessary...

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