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Why Can a Mirror See Behind Paper? Understanding Reflection The perception that a mirror can reflect images from behind opaque objects like paper often stems from intricate optical illusions When light strikes a mirror, it reflects back, creating a visual representation that can sometimes mislead the viewer into believing that hidden objects are visible
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