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When you look through a kaleidoscope, your eyes initially focus on the intricate patterns created by the mirrors and colored glass. As you rotate the kaleidoscope, your eyes quickly adapt to the shifting images, adjusting to the changing light and angles. The brain processes these visual inputs rapidly, allowing you to perceive the dynamic, symmetrical patterns. This adaptive mechanism helps you appreciate the beauty and complexity of the ever-changing designs.

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