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Amy Robbins is an independent journalist reporting on human perception and cognitive quirks. Based in Alexandria, Virginia, she took on reporting internships at a local paper before writing features for digital lifestyle publications. She studied journalism as an undergraduate. Robbins focuses on optical illusions and how the senses process everyday signals.

What Are Long Term Memories & How Do They Form?
Why Do I Keep Walking Into Things? Explained by Science
What Is Motor Memory and How Does It Work?
What Is Visual Input and How Does It Work?
Visual Imagination: A Look at the Mind’s Eye and Brain
Perception Distance: How Your Brain Gauges Space
Brain Sense: How the Brain Creates Your Reality
Sensory Perception: How We Experience the World
False Motion: Why You See Movement That Isn’t Real
What Determines Your Sense of Direction?
The Visual Brain: How We Process and Perceive the World
Selective Processing: How Your Brain Filters Reality
How Speech Production Works: From Brain to Sound
Affective Touch: The Science of Emotional Connection
What Is the Right Insular Cortex and What Does It Do?