stackyFACTSAs you stroll down a whimsical promenade, you are being aggressively lied to by architecture. Builders use forced perspective, drastically scaling down the size of bricks and windows on the second and third stories, tricking your gullible brain into believing the whimsical buildings are towering skyscrapers.
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