stackyFACTSFaking dimension in the fifties meant forcing your eyes to essentially operate in two different color spaces. By printing two overlaid images, the colored lenses filter out the matching color for each eye, forcing your poor brain to awkwardly fuse them back into a headache-inducing image.
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