Compared to people in modern societies, people in tribal societies who live in round dwellings and have little experience with interior and exterior corners are less likely to be fooled by

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People in tribal societies who live in round dwellings and have little experience with interior and exterior corners may be less susceptible to the Müller-Lyer illusion, which is based on visual cues that are commonly associated with corners and angles found in Western buildings. However, they may still experience the phi phenomenon, linear perspective, and Ponzo illusion, as these are based on more fundamental visual processes.

Compared to People in Modern Societies, People in Tribal Societies