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  1. 📸 NEW: A behavioral scientist and a cognitive neuroscientist explain why people dislike #photos of themselves. A #mirror reverses the face, and repeated exposure to that reversal makes it feel correct.

    Photos also freeze a single frame under #lighting and lens conditions no one chooses, which compounds the mismatch between the animated reflection and the still #image.

    👉 popsci.com/science/why-look-di

    #photography #perception #neuroscience #psychology #selfies #faces #asymmetry #camera #memory #science #brain

  2. 📸 NEW: A behavioral scientist and a cognitive neuroscientist explain why people dislike #photos of themselves. A #mirror reverses the face, and repeated exposure to that reversal makes it feel correct.

    Photos also freeze a single frame under #lighting and lens conditions no one chooses, which compounds the mismatch between the animated reflection and the still #image.

    👉 popsci.com/science/why-look-di

    #photography #perception #neuroscience #psychology #selfies #faces #asymmetry #camera #memory #science #brain

  3. 📸 NEW: A behavioral scientist and a cognitive neuroscientist explain why people dislike #photos of themselves. A #mirror reverses the face, and repeated exposure to that reversal makes it feel correct.

    Photos also freeze a single frame under #lighting and lens conditions no one chooses, which compounds the mismatch between the animated reflection and the still #image.

    👉 popsci.com/science/why-look-di

    #photography #perception #neuroscience #psychology #selfies #faces #asymmetry #camera #memory #science #brain

  4. 📸 NEW: A behavioral scientist and a cognitive neuroscientist explain why people dislike #photos of themselves. A #mirror reverses the face, and repeated exposure to that reversal makes it feel correct.

    Photos also freeze a single frame under #lighting and lens conditions no one chooses, which compounds the mismatch between the animated reflection and the still #image.

    👉 popsci.com/science/why-look-di

    #photography #perception #neuroscience #psychology #selfies #faces #asymmetry #camera #memory #science #brain