Head on a Platter
This optical illusion uses mirrors to create the effect that you have lost your head. When you view this exhibit from the front, without anyone standing behind the table, it appears to simply be a room with a table up against the back wall. There is nothing apparently unusual. The table has three visible legs with, presumably, the rear fourth leg concealed by the front one. You can see through the legs of the table to the wall behind. Instead of being a normal table, however, this table has two cleverly concealed mirrored panels which mean that when you put your head through the hole in the exhibit, your body seems to disappear!
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Ong ia I paralok jong phi bad ieng shadien jong kane ka jaka pyni bad ban phrung ia la ka khlieh ha ka thliew balah buh hapoh ka jingker. Phin iohi ia ka khlieh i paralok jong phi ha ka pleit. Ka miej ba don kane ka pleit ka don artylli ki iit baphai khmat sha juh. Ki dur ba narum bad na ki rud arliang kumba iohi ha ki iit ka pynthame da kaba pyni kum ka miej bathylli bad ka paw kumba ka met i paralok jong phi ka don hadien kine ki iit.
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