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The Chubb illusion is an optical illusion wherein the apparent contrast of an object varies dramatically, depending on the context of the presentation. Low-contrast texture surrounded by a uniform field appears to have higher contrast than when it's surrounded by high-contrast texture. This was observed and documented by Chubb and colleagues in 1989.

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