Multiple Choice
What is remarkable about Kanizsa's triangle?
A) The triangle is seen because we perceive edges that are not present.
B) The triangle is physically presented but masked so that it is not seen.
C) The triangle appears to fade in and out when you stare at it.
D) The triangle appears to be in motion even though it is not.
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